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Drop the soap: let the body wash add some power to your shower

Men's Fitness,  August, 2004  by Warren Christopher

In days of yore--like, say, 2001--soap was a relatively straightforward affair. It was usually white or blue (rope optional), and while it was great for washing hands, it left other skin tight and flaky. Today there's an alternative cleansing agent: body washes. They offer a light scent and loads of suds, yet won't strip your skin of its natural oils. Because they're bottled, they're more portable than regular soap, and for those short on time, some even moonlight as shampoos. Sir, put your hands up and step away from the bar!

NATURAL WONDER: Neutrogena Rainbath Gel $8@neutrogena.com

OLD-WORLD SCENT: Tuscany per Uomo $19 @ department stores

STYLE AND GRACE: Vera Wang for Men $30@verawang.com

LONG-LASTING SUDS: Eternity for Men $18@sephora.com

SPORTY SPICE: Adidas Active $5@drugstores

TWO IN ONE: Acqua di Gio for Men $26@giorgioarmani.com

MIND READER: Intuition for Men $18@esteelauder.com

COMBO PLATTER: Clarins Men Total Shampoo $17@clarins.com

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