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askye at 03:19pm on 19/11/2005
askye at 03:19pm on 19/11/2005I know that there are still feminine sprays around, even though I haven't seen one of those Summer Eve "sometimes I don't feel fresh" commercials in a long time. So I haven't really thought about it, other than what a totally useless product it is.
However, someone spent a long time thinking about it and there is a whole line of products to keep you smelling and feeling fresh at your "sweet spot". It's called SweetSpot labs -- http://www.sweetspotlabs.com/?rm=products
I feel it's time to put a stake in the ground, declare a category, and tell an entire personal care industry that women deserve, want and need access to the right beauty and well-being product, for purpose Intimate Grooming™ for her heart of procreation-her sweet spot!
There are mists, washes, on the go wipettes,eau de spot which are little round wipettes, and something called Hormone Harmony, which looks like a set of the other stuff. There's lots of talk about "self-love rituals." I hear about aides to self love rituals and I think of something battery powered, not some over priced "wipette". Seriously those eau de Spot things are $22 for a package of 24.
However, someone spent a long time thinking about it and there is a whole line of products to keep you smelling and feeling fresh at your "sweet spot". It's called SweetSpot labs -- http://www.sweetspotlabs.com/?rm=products
I feel it's time to put a stake in the ground, declare a category, and tell an entire personal care industry that women deserve, want and need access to the right beauty and well-being product, for purpose Intimate Grooming™ for her heart of procreation-her sweet spot!
There are mists, washes, on the go wipettes,eau de spot which are little round wipettes, and something called Hormone Harmony, which looks like a set of the other stuff. There's lots of talk about "self-love rituals." I hear about aides to self love rituals and I think of something battery powered, not some over priced "wipette". Seriously those eau de Spot things are $22 for a package of 24.