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[Chief]

whats your typical hygiene products? (washroom stuff, like toothpaste, body wash/soap, shampoo)

[cbre88x]

I forgot this thread existed.

whats your typical hygiene products? (washroom stuff, like toothpaste, body wash/soap, shampoo)

Hygiene is one of them fancy yankee words isn't it?

[Dtrain323i]

whats your typical hygiene products? (washroom stuff, like toothpaste, body wash/soap, shampoo)

Axe Body Spray and Condoms

[Dr. Zaius]

the only hygiene products i'm picky about/must have are things like irish spring soap, noxzema, and typically head n shoulder's citrus whatever whatever although i'm beginning to think i should find a better shampoo. shampoo is a bitch, guys.

and echoing what dtrain said condoms are important too

i chuckled good.

[DragonEkarus]

whats your typical hygiene products? (washroom stuff, like toothpaste, body wash/soap, shampoo)

DOLLAR STORE SHAMPOO AND DOLLAR STORE BARS OF SOAP... It's quite possible the soap is a wooden block though, I'm not sure... It apparently gets the job done. AND FOR THREE DOLLARS. (For reasons beyond my understanding shampoo, even at it's cheapest is two dollars...)

[cbre88x]

head n shoulder's citrus whatever whatever although i'm beginning to think i should find a better shampoo. shampoo is a bitch, guys.

The stuff is awesome. I use the clinical strength from time to time too.

Also, Irish Spring just came out with this really nice smelling body wash called Brisa Tropical that I've started using.

[Luinbariel]

I change my stuff around all the time. Shampoo? Different one almost every time the bottle runs out. They say it's better for your hair, but even if it isn't, at least there's some variety.

Specific face wash: Benefit. This stuff is the shit. Got acne coming? USE THIS, morning and night.

Moisturizer: Used to use some weird old Avon thing, but they don't make it anymore. And buying it from ebay is weird and probably gross. Now I use this and this. But I don't use the expensive one very often.

They both last me fucking forever; just a teeny tiny bit is enough. I fucking love the stuff.

[HeK]

typically head n shoulder's citrus whatever whatever although i'm beginning to think i should find a better shampoo. shampoo is a bitch, guys.

Try Tresemme. It's cheap and good.

[StolenToast]

Behold:


The greatest smelling body wash known to man.  It may sound dumb but I can attest to how much the ladies appreciate the Champion.

As for shampoo (and conditioner) I use Aussie.  Relatively cheap, great results, and comes in a man-friendly giant pump bottle.

When I still used shaving cream I used Barbasol because I loved the classic cream feeling.

And if you need some hair gel I would recommend a creative/styling paste such as this.  Very strong and effective but doesn't leave any noticeable residue or stickiness to your hair if you run it through with water after application.  Also has a pleasant smell.  Seems super expensive but it lasts a LONG time.

[kaese]

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typically head n shoulder's citrus whatever whatever although i'm beginning to think i should find a better shampoo. shampoo is a bitch, guys.

Try Tresemme. It's cheap and good.
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NoOoOoOoOo
I've not had good experiences with their shampoos to be honest. I do have oily hair though, and their shampoos simply do not clean my hair well enough (and smell kind of bad imo)
Luin knows what's up though, everyone should use a facial moisturizer! The key to success.

Shampoo: No specific brand, sometimes H&S, Pantene, used Organix for a while...I don't think it was worth the extra money but it smelled nice.
Conditioner: See above
Moisturizer: Clinique omg feels so nice!
Soap: Papaya soap and sulfur soap I purchased in China several summers ago. Apparently the sulfur soap is good for getting rid of acne.
Toothpaste: whatever. Currently Colgate. toothpaste is overrated.

[Evil Cheese]

The only thing I'm fairly consistent about is shampoo. I use Head & Shoulders hair endurance, although I'd certainly be willing to switch it up if I can find a decent replacement that's not ludicrously priced. I also only use deodorants that are not antiperspirants. Other than that brands tend to change depending on what's available and price I'm willing to pay at a given moment. I despise most body sprays, however I also respect that other people who have to smell me might enjoy them more than my stank.

[FlyingMongoose]

I unfortunately sweat, a lot, and because of that, have a strong stank, I also get dry scalp. It quite literally makes it worth it for me to buy Axe products because of how powerful their smells are, and they have an anti-dandruff/dry scalp that actually works, I've never had selsun blue, or head and shoulders, or otc kinds make any difference at all. Unfortunately, they discontinued the actual kind I liked Axe Freeze, but the alternative, Armor, does it's job.

[Eightball]

I don't have any strong preference for shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, or deodorant, but there is one toiletry for which I will seek no alternative.

[Versus]

i used barbasol for a long time but i just got some anti-razorburn gel thing and it's been a lot nicer

[Luinbariel]

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[quote author=Dr. Zaius link=topic=5854.msg265844#msg265844 date=1367297490]
typically head n shoulder's citrus whatever whatever although i'm beginning to think i should find a better shampoo. shampoo is a bitch, guys.

Try Tresemme. It's cheap and good.
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NoOoOoOoOo
I've not had good experiences with their shampoos to be honest.
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This is why I almost never use HeK's shampoo.

And he doesn't condition WHYYYYYYYYYYYY

My default body wash: anything. I actually like the bodywashes aimed at men, they smell good.

Deoderant: NO ANTIPERSPIRANTS. I can't use them. They cause lots of issues/infections, somehow.

Shaving cream: Nivea men's shaving cream. FUCKING AMAZING. Aww yiss, dem legs

[cbre88x]

Shaving cream: Nivea men's shaving cream. FUCKING AMAZING. Aww yiss, dem legs

aw yea. that stuff is amazing and one of the only creams/gels that doesn't make me get crazy bumps.

[rumsfald]

[Gasman]

Head n shoulder's here, no conditioner, no real preference for bar soap, occasionally I use old spice body wash.

[Dr. Zaius]

what other practical applications do you see possible in hemp, rumsfald?

[Kor]

Outside of being a H&S and Zest bodywash guy, am I the only guy that doesn't use shaving gel/cream? Unless I've underestimated the toughness of my face for the last 21 years, I've never had a problem with just massaging the beard soft and shaving wet.

Edit: Rummy, that label is something special. Having read about half of it, I'm convinced its a parody.