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Lather up with black mesh and dig in with red scrub. When done, rinse the tool thoroughly, squeeze out excess water and hang up to dry.
Lather up with black mesh and dig in with red scrub. When done, rinse the tool thoroughly, squeeze out excess water and hang up to dry.
Product Description
When girls check out guys, they notice every part. They don't miss a thing. Neither does the Axe Detailer. Get the right level of clean for all your parts. The Detailer is designed to work with Axe Shower Gel to keep every part of you ready for action. Use the scrub side to dig into your extra dirty spots or tough parts (hands, elbows, feet, etc.). Use the soft mesh side to build gentle lather on more "sensitive" areas...because every part matters.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
100 of 108 people found the following review helpful
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If your man chooses to groom
Himself inside a locker room
Get him THIS tool for the shower
A manly AXE with scrubbing power
Appearance wise, this is a hit
A rubber "tire" surrounds it
So he can grip his sturdy AXE
And purge the dirt from out the tracks
HOWEVER......
For getting into all the cracks
There's no real need to use this AXE
Unless you've oil and grime galore
From cleaning seabirds on the shore
The mesh side lathers up real quick
And is the side that you should pick
The other is like coarse sandpaper
In case your skin requires a scraper
Beware the red side if your skin
Is sensitive or very thin
Scrub your elbows and your heels
To understand how raw skin feels
It isn't that this product sucks
It's kinda cool - but for four bucks?
A bath net sponge performs just fine
And costs a dollar ninety nine
Amanda Richards, July 14, 2008
Himself inside a locker room
Get him THIS tool for the shower
A manly AXE with scrubbing power
Appearance wise, this is a hit
A rubber "tire" surrounds it
So he can grip his sturdy AXE
And purge the dirt from out the tracks
HOWEVER......
For getting into all the cracks
There's no real need to use this AXE
Unless you've oil and grime galore
From cleaning seabirds on the shore
The mesh side lathers up real quick
And is the side that you should pick
The other is like coarse sandpaper
In case your skin requires a scraper
Beware the red side if your skin
Is sensitive or very thin
Scrub your elbows and your heels
To understand how raw skin feels
It isn't that this product sucks
It's kinda cool - but for four bucks?
A bath net sponge performs just fine
And costs a dollar ninety nine
Amanda Richards, July 14, 2008
26 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Every time I mow the lawn, I get green stains on my feet, particularly the heels and toes. I wash them off afterward, but inevitably a green caste remains over the next week.
I've tried the big puffy shower things, which is really the only way to get good lather with modern liquid shower soaps and gels. They work, and produce a lot of lather. But, they are also hard to hold when they are soapy, are a bit scratchy, and not firm enough to really help with the green feet. Unlike some other reviewers here, I never had a problem with how they look, though they do have a distinctly feminine air about them, even if you don't go for the pink.
I was detailing my car this morning, and thought about the detailer shower tool from Axe. I guess the clever Mad Men down in marketing got me, because I picked one up in the afternoon while I was out. It actually does look very much like a car detailing tool, with the black and red color scheme and the "tire" ring around the outside edge. It is stylized enough so that it doesn't look like something that should be decorating a mechanic's garage. I have to admit, it does look considerably better hanging in the shower than the purple shower poof it replaced.
Thankfully, it is smaller than it appears in the pictures, so it is easy to hold and maneuver. I guess because of the tire outer edge, I was worried it would be too big.
The rubber outer edge is soft, and feels like the polyurethane that inflatable pool floats are made from more than the hard rubber of a car tire. This makes it easier to hold, but compressible so that a good lather can be worked up from the black colored shower poof inside (it is in there, hiding behind the red scrubby pad). So already I like this better than the traditional poof, because it feels better in my hand, is easier to hold, and looks better. But, what really threw it over the top for me is the red scrubby pad on the front.
At first I thought I would have to add soap to the red pad to use it, but the lather from the poof behind it squeezes right through it, so if you've been using the rest of the tool, the scrubby is all soaped up and ready to go. It is perfect for getting dirt, oils, and, yes, green grass stains off of the soles of feet, toes, elbows, palms, and other tougher areas of the skin (it does tickle a bit!). It is too rough for any other delicate regions, but the puff behind it is fine for those (that one is the same as a standard puff, and is a little bit scratchy like those are, but nothing too rough).
So, overall I really like this "detailing tool for bodies." It is easier to hold than a standard puff, looks better hanging in the shower, and has a great scrubby pad built in. A great replacement for the standard combo of shower poof and loofah, and takes up less space. Plus, lately my wife has been asking me why my feet aren't green, which I'd say is a plus.
Recommended!
Sean P. Logue, 2008
I've tried the big puffy shower things, which is really the only way to get good lather with modern liquid shower soaps and gels. They work, and produce a lot of lather. But, they are also hard to hold when they are soapy, are a bit scratchy, and not firm enough to really help with the green feet. Unlike some other reviewers here, I never had a problem with how they look, though they do have a distinctly feminine air about them, even if you don't go for the pink.
I was detailing my car this morning, and thought about the detailer shower tool from Axe. I guess the clever Mad Men down in marketing got me, because I picked one up in the afternoon while I was out. It actually does look very much like a car detailing tool, with the black and red color scheme and the "tire" ring around the outside edge. It is stylized enough so that it doesn't look like something that should be decorating a mechanic's garage. I have to admit, it does look considerably better hanging in the shower than the purple shower poof it replaced.
Thankfully, it is smaller than it appears in the pictures, so it is easy to hold and maneuver. I guess because of the tire outer edge, I was worried it would be too big.
The rubber outer edge is soft, and feels like the polyurethane that inflatable pool floats are made from more than the hard rubber of a car tire. This makes it easier to hold, but compressible so that a good lather can be worked up from the black colored shower poof inside (it is in there, hiding behind the red scrubby pad). So already I like this better than the traditional poof, because it feels better in my hand, is easier to hold, and looks better. But, what really threw it over the top for me is the red scrubby pad on the front.
At first I thought I would have to add soap to the red pad to use it, but the lather from the poof behind it squeezes right through it, so if you've been using the rest of the tool, the scrubby is all soaped up and ready to go. It is perfect for getting dirt, oils, and, yes, green grass stains off of the soles of feet, toes, elbows, palms, and other tougher areas of the skin (it does tickle a bit!). It is too rough for any other delicate regions, but the puff behind it is fine for those (that one is the same as a standard puff, and is a little bit scratchy like those are, but nothing too rough).
So, overall I really like this "detailing tool for bodies." It is easier to hold than a standard puff, looks better hanging in the shower, and has a great scrubby pad built in. A great replacement for the standard combo of shower poof and loofah, and takes up less space. Plus, lately my wife has been asking me why my feet aren't green, which I'd say is a plus.
Recommended!
Sean P. Logue, 2008
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I know this is a manly sponge, but don't be surprised if your woman winds up using it too. This sponge has 2 sides. One side reminds you of a regular shower sponge, but instead of being silky, it is a little bit more aggressive. The other side, with the red center is as coarse as a scotch brite pad, although more ideally designed for the purpose, which will soften the more callous areas. This will not replace your wash rag, whereas it won't fit behind your ears. It is strictly a large surface area scrubber.
We have a continuum here, starting at soap only with your hand, which only removes the oil and salt deposits from sweat. Then you move up to a wash rag which helps to remove more of the dead skin cells sitting on the surface. The sponge, even on the gentler side is a little more aggressive than a wash rag, and will do a better job of defoliating, plus you can regulate that very easily, based on how much scrubbing you do.
I am not a proponent of acid washes, peeling the outer layer of skin off. Maybe that results in the younger looking under layers being brought to the surface, but also removes the outer layer, which is the first line of defense against the sun's harmful rays.
This sponge is a nice way of taking it a step farther than a wash rag, while still maintaining the beneficial layer of the skins protection. When I used it on my forehead and cheeks, I immediately noticed the softer more supple feel to my skin. I tried the coarse side on my heel, which has a more callous feel to it, but it also has a small ridge, and the sponge quickly removed the ridge, without irritating my heel. It works great. Overall highly recommended.
We have a continuum here, starting at soap only with your hand, which only removes the oil and salt deposits from sweat. Then you move up to a wash rag which helps to remove more of the dead skin cells sitting on the surface. The sponge, even on the gentler side is a little more aggressive than a wash rag, and will do a better job of defoliating, plus you can regulate that very easily, based on how much scrubbing you do.
I am not a proponent of acid washes, peeling the outer layer of skin off. Maybe that results in the younger looking under layers being brought to the surface, but also removes the outer layer, which is the first line of defense against the sun's harmful rays.
This sponge is a nice way of taking it a step farther than a wash rag, while still maintaining the beneficial layer of the skins protection. When I used it on my forehead and cheeks, I immediately noticed the softer more supple feel to my skin. I tried the coarse side on my heel, which has a more callous feel to it, but it also has a small ridge, and the sponge quickly removed the ridge, without irritating my heel. It works great. Overall highly recommended.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Perfect for guy with a girlfirend
Every guy's worst nightmare is his girlfriend thinking he's gay. So this is perfect for me. I don't want my girlfriend thinking I'm doing something gay every time I touch myself... Read more
Published 29 days ago by nonegiven12
This product changed my life
Man, when I used to have showers they were dull. I would just stand there, you know, with water dripping on me. I'd grab some soap and that but really, my heart wasn't in it. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Tehjonny
Expensive Loofah
All this product is is an overpriced loofah aimed at men. Save a few bucks and just buy a generic loofah, or if you are male and embarrassed to buy a loofah, like myself, have a... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Paul Garton
Great commercials. Product? Not so much.
I wanted to like this product. It looks great and has the pieces needed to scrub more than just your "balls". Read more
Published 4 months ago by Stephen M. Hartswick
Medieval
I have to agree with the critics on this one.
I used it and even the soft meshy side was too rough on your skin. Read more
I used it and even the soft meshy side was too rough on your skin. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Leonard
Rough
It would be fine if you worked in a coal mine to scrub the coal dust off. But for me this thing is very rough on the skin.
Published 5 months ago by hotnoserich
Excellent Scrubber
These scrubbers are excellent for removing dirt and grime. You can use one side of arms, legs, shoulders,etc and the small circular area (which is a lot rougher) for grimier spots... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Dave Steiner
Perfectly Engineered
This is the perfect guy washer. You will never 'drop the soap'. Along with AXE shower gel, I should never smell like a goat again.
Published 6 months ago by Michael D. Skaggs
It serves the purpose its made for
I liked it. It looks snazzy. It does its work. It has a nice design. I got both the red and blue colored one. It is NOT of cheap quality. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Mark Twain
Ideal for me
I think this "detailer" is great. The price is fair, and I like flipping it over for the coarse side for my feet - and the soft side for everywhere else.
Published 12 months ago by ctrl-brk
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