MizzWorthy's Men Review - Moosehead Products.

The men in question doing this review will be "The Mister", "The Dad" and "The Bro-in-Law" (When I say Bro-in-Law, I should qualify that he's not married to my sister, but its easier than saying "life partner" or some other such cringeworthy description). Anyway, I was recently sent a hair clay, a deodorant and a facewash from the Moosehead Range for the aforementioned men to try... All three have banned me from publishing photo's of them on here though I'm afraid... You know, in case a mad stalker/the paparazzi catch wind of where they are or anything... *rolls eyes*

Apologies for the "stock" photo's by the way - The products were removed from my custody before I got chance to photograph them... Anyway, considering how excited the three of them were to test these for me (in particular Pops and the Bro-in-Law, might I add...), as you will see, their highly insightful comments required elaboration from the ladies in their lives... ie me, Mum and my Sister... So this review has turned in to something of a family affair.


"The Mister" tested the Grime Blasting face wash. Now, The Mister has oily, blemish prone    skin, and he felt like this was a nice wash which he'd use whenever his skin wasn't too

upset, however he didn't feel it helped clear up blemishes - he seemed to view this as a decent everyday facewash which "I'd pay about £2.99 for". Unfortunately, here in 2010 (not 1989 which is where he seems to have gotten his prices from) this costs a quid more than that, at £3.99...

He had nothing to say about the packaging, so I'll fill in the gaps there - it comes in a squeezy tube, and has a pleasant minty/tea tree scent, and you get 125mls for the pricetag.




Poppa Bear tested out the Alluring Deodorant spray...

The comment my father made on this deodorant? "It's cold". *face palm* Oh dear - after we'd all educated him on the properties of spray deodorants and the propellants involved, I turned to my mum for her verdict - Apparently this did a good a job of warding off BO, and smelled nice too - "not like that awful lynx stuff" according to Mother Dearest. Anything that smells better than Lynx has got to be a winner in my book...


Finally the "Bro-in-Law" tested Grubby Putty styling clay...

This also appears to have been a hit - after the "Bro-in-Law" enthralled me with his full on review of "Yeah, it's really good, I like it", before wondering off to watch the Easter TV specials. My sister went on to elaborate that half the tub had been used up (apparently this much would not have gone if the product was "duff" in any way)... and that he intends to finish off the tub, as it "does the job it's meant to do". Which is nice.


The Moosehead range is available at Sainsbury's , Tesco and Waitrose. There is even a mud face mask for the more "metrosexual" males out there... Much of the range is also currently on special offer at the moment, and all products come in at less than £5.00.