re: Help settle a debate; Is “Irish Spring” made for men?

1983 Irish Spring commercial

The young lady in this ad is from Baton Rouge. I went to junior high with her.

I'd lose my boner if a broad I was with smelled like Irish Spring. Would trigger an olfactory "that's a man" reaction.

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I'd lose my boner if a broad I was with smelled like Irish Spring. Would trigger an olfactory "that's a man" reaction.

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Thanks for this laugh while I’m working today.

I think it was originally marketed to men but they wanted to make it clear that women could use it as well. Hence the commercial tagline, "Manly, yes. But I like it, too!"

Irish Spring is most certainly for men only.

Warning: Stay away, women.

From my experience it's made for grandmas.

It's not as manly as Dove but it'll do in a pinch.

I like and regularly buy Irish Spring. Smells ok and doesn’t dry out my old hide.

My gripe is that they have added a more water to the original formula and a bar of it melts in no time. Also, they “streamlined” the bar, aka less product, for same price.

It’s cheap enough so I still buy it. Just a pain to have to keep getting a new bar out of the drawer after you’re already in the shower.

Amazing, I’ll bitch about anything when given the chance.

Old Spice? Only one I can think of but idk how cheap we're talking here.

I use whatever Mrs. Lugnut buys. With that said it’s always Irish Spring. She loves it.