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What kind of soap and/or body wash do you use?

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Old Spice Krakengard is what I am using now. That’s their best one IMO.

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Whatever is on sale.

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Usually Irish Spring unless the wife buys something else, which she does from time to time.

Some of us are born with swagger, some of us have to shower in it. :D

 

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I am taking away a lot of man-cards because of this thread.:eyeonyou:

 

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With what arms?

 

Don't need 'em to take away man-cards.

Old Spice Sport guy here. And I also use Duluth Trading big brick bar soap.

A couple of the Pecksniff's varieties that they sell on the cheap at TJ Maxx. They smell good and don't break the bank - far from it.

I have a countless variety of body washes and shampoos stocked in my shower/tub to use depending on what mood I’m in. I’m a sucker for $1 deals on decent smelling stuff that I can’t resist. Even if I’m in no need of it I’ll buy another bottle if I really dig the scent. When I die there will still be way more than necessary bottles of soap that will never be used found sitting in my shower.

 

Because I’m also a bar soap nut I have a ton of bars as well. Because I grew up on bar soap I never feel like the shower is complete unless I use bar soap to start off the shower ritual.

 

Shower soaps are probably my biggest excess now that I quit buying way too many CD’s at the drop of a hat.

I shower in the affections of thousands of adoring women.

 

And Irish Spring.

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I shower in the affections of thousands of adoring women.

 

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My wife likes the smell of Dove Mens Care "Clean Comfort", so that's what she buys me. I used to use Old Spice "Pure Sport" until she said she likes the smell of the Dove stuff better.

 

My dad was a lifetime Proctor & Gamble employee, so I've used Head & Shoulders shampoo my entire life (as well as Crest toothpaste). I had bad acne as a teenager, so I got into the habit of using Noxzema to wash my face in the shower, and I still use that as well.

 

I have eczema on my hands, and certain hand soaps can really exacerbate that, so I'm kind of picky about hand soap. My wife brought home a couple of those foamy pump soaps from Bath & Bodyworks, and those are fine on my hands. I'm fine with basically whatever scent as long as it's not like one of the cinnamon/vanilla/baking scents that they have out. I don't want my hands smelling like that stuff.

Irish Spring Body Wash.

My wife likes the smell of Dove Mens Care "Clean Comfort", so that's what she buys me. I used to use Old Spice "Pure Sport" until she said she likes the smell of the Dove stuff better.

 

My dad was a lifetime Proctor & Gamble employee, so I've used Head & Shoulders shampoo my entire life (as well as Crest toothpaste). I had bad acne as a teenager, so I got into the habit of using Noxzema to wash my face in the shower, and I still use that as well.

 

I have eczema on my hands, and certain hand soaps can really exacerbate that, so I'm kind of picky about hand soap. My wife brought home a couple of those foamy pump soaps from Bath & Bodyworks, and those are fine on my hands. I'm fine with basically whatever scent as long as it's not like one of the cinnamon/vanilla/baking scents that they have out. I don't want my hands smelling like that stuff.

Dove Clean Comfort is what I use as well. It’s great stuff. Not an overwhelming smell, doesn’t dry out skin, and lasts a while.

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