“Maybe You Touched Your Genitals” Liquid Hand Soap

Two enthusiastic and very clean thumbs up from Jesse Kornbluth in this product review.

So there we were in Las Vegas, waiting for a Cirque de Soleil show.

What do you do in a casino when you don’t gamble and you’re with a gang of kids?

The gift shop.

At Caesars Palace—no apostrophe necessary for these Caesars—this particular emporium was a combination candy store and joke shop.

The kids went for the candy.

I drifted over to the jokes.

You are the lucky beneficiaries.

For there, on a long shelf, were liquid hand soaps and sanitizers. They had “fresh meadow scent.” They were “fortified with Aloe Vera.” Mostly, they had terrific labels.

I was especially taken with “Maybe You Touched Your Genitals” Hand Soap, which features an attractive woman in a crisp white blouse and a neighborly smile shaking hands with a man in a suit. [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

But it was so hard to choose! I also glommed on to “Maybe You Touched Your Genitals” Liquid Hand Sanitizer. [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

And “Bitch Slap Those Germs” Hand Sanitizer. [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

And “Divine Intervention” Hand Sanitizer. [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

And “OCD” Hand Sanitizer. [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

There were also some tin coin banks. My favorite proclaims: “I’m Savin’ Up For Some Good Weed!” [To buy it from Amazon, click here.]

The kids got candy. I got these. Most now reside in a cabinet. One will go by the sink in our guest bathroom before the next party.

And the rest? Well, it’s really just a matter of deciding which friends have a really good sense of humor. And wash their hands a lot.

 

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About Jesse Kornbluth

Jesse Kornbluth is is a New York-based writer and editor of HeadButler.com, a cultural concierge site he launched in 2004. As a magazine journalist, he has been a contributing editor for Vanity Fair, New York and Architectural Digest. As an author, his books include Airborne: The Triumph and Struggle of Michael Jordan; Highly Confident: The Crime and Punishment of Michael Milken and Pre-Pop Warhol. As a screenwriter, he has written for Robert De Niro, Paul Newman and PBS. On the Web, he co-founded Bookreporter.com. From 1997 to 2002, he was Editorial Director of America Online.

Comments

  1. Jameseq says:

    i could see some staying ‘liquid’ forever and need to be wiped off the hand, while others quickly drying on the skin.
    how sticky or slippery were the diff sanitisers too?

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