Hi everyone

Is it a sign of professionalism to keep body washes,shower gels,body lotions designed for men?

I once had a client who complained about my dove body wash saying it was too sweet,femenine not ideal for men to use.

We had a good time, I could see he wasn't impressed,not happy at all, the fact I didn't have anything designed for men!

Something neutral like Protex or Sanex or Dove for men is all you need. Most guys don't use the lotions and sprays I used to keep. Gave them to some kids after it just stood here for months.

In my bathroom there is hair gel, deodorant sprays and liquid body soaps etc specifically for my male clients and I also have the same specifically for my female clients, the latter which I keep in the cupboard and only put out in the bathroom when my female clients visit.

But like Nadia mentioned, you do not have to buy toiletries designed specifically for a particular gender, using neutral toiletries should also be fine. And agree with Nadia, very few guys make use of the deodorant sprays - mine lasts for months!

I also keep shower gel sanex for men, sanex zero fragrance, nivea body wash, dettol bar soap.

Nivea for men: deodorant, lotion and antiperspirant.

Styling gel, hair brush, hair dryer, 5combs different sizes.

Mouth wash.

Disposable slippers

My dear kassandra its important to keep men products or odourless to avoid them being uncomfortable to freshen up.

I see girls, some are married, no one whats to come home with a sweet smell.

Ever since then, I have kept a variety inclusive mem products ...some just take whatever they see,my shampoo,conditioner,just rinse off n go