Is it the Axe Effect?


The power of commercials in today’s world is so influencing that people start to believe anything. In recent years the axe commercials have taken the stage where even the dumbest man on earth can turn into a chick magnet after applying the body deodorant. Axe has become one of the best-selling products of 21^st century but the question is that is it really living up to its expectation or not? In short how reliable is the axe effect?  The answer is certainly NOT. The commercial is attractive but the product is no different from other deodorants. Secondly, the axe effect is not the sole factor to attract a woman, there a many different ways to attract a woman who still are not sure themselves which men to go for?  Intelligent, hunk, good job, mother-less or all in one package? I believe the girls menu keeps on changing with the time passage since everything they move on should be in fashion. These days the “standards” is the popular take away deal. The axe effect is somewhat true if you consider maintaining standards which obviously involve smelling good while getting across a woman. Impressing a woman today is being the complete package since competition worldwide is rising whether its attracting a woman or a bank’s interest rate. The point is you just cannot go after using axe or old spice in front of a woman and ask “Can I buy you a drink?” What axe is trying to tell you is that if your arm pits are smelling good a girl might like you, but will she jump and land on you is certainly not going to happen in a million years unless the sex difference ratio decline to its minimum.