Tommy Bahama – Sea & Surf Bar Soap
/“Tilapia of Soap”
This huge (10 oz.) bar of very white bar soap is more maximumly: “Tommy Bahama premium grooming Bar Soap for Men sea & surf Hair + Face + Body” and recommends you “simplify your routine with this multi-purpose bar soap”—meaning, I guess, you don’t need shampoo and body wash and all that nonsense—presuming, I suppose, you live on a boat and have a stall-size shower, and you’re just hurrying to get out on the water for sportfishing or whatever. But what are the ladies going to think, guys, when they see that all you have in the head besides that special boat-use TP is this one bar of soap? No shampoo? Weird. I suppose that would impress some people—me, for instance. But I just can’t take a brand called “Tommy Bahama” seriously—first of all, because it’s a dumb name, that someone (or group of geniuses) picked on purpose. They sell activewear and tall chairs and have restaurants—and I’m sure I’d enjoy eating their crusted drizzled bullshit. They even have their own rum! I admire that conviction. I’d love to hear that it’s a nice company to work for—that the bosses are mellow and everyone is treated fairly and with compassion. I got this soap cheap (TJ Maxx) —no doubt the BOX cost more than what I paid for it—it’s so sturdy, I have to find a use for it! I guess I’ll keep my drugs in it. I was hoping (seeing how it’s a MAN’S soap) for a bold, even obnoxious fragrance, as I’m a connoisseur of car salesman aftershave—yet, it hardly has any fragrance at all. It’s a perfectly nice soap, but subtlety and wimpiness is not what I signed up for here.
Soap Review No. 246