I was inspired by Lush’s “Guantanamo Garden” Bath Ballistic. The fizzy, orange-and-jasmine-scented luxury bath product is orange to represent prisoner jumpsuits, and when it has finished dissolving in the bath, you will find a waterproof photo of a prisoner is inside.
And so, I bring you:
Documentary or Fragranced Toiletry Product?
Just after creating the quiz, I could still only get 95%!
Enjoy. You can click this link for the HTML version, or scroll down for a Flash version. (The Flash version seems a bit dodgy, so following the link might be the best bet. But do come back and tell us how you did!)
Addit: The answers and notes are now up here.
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Well I only got 38%.
58.
I think that probably indicates a general wishywashy wooly mindedness.
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42.
Really.
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That sounds more like a laundry detergent.
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I’ve never been as pleased to score 55% on a test in my life.
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57%
My quiz technique: when in doubt, choose the counterintuitive option, as they’re probably trying to trick ya
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The answers and notes are now up here.
I’m a Lush junkie and a super girly girl (meaning I really like stuff that makes me smell good and makes my skin soft- not meaning afraid to kill my own spiders)
I only got 58.
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I see no one has touched “cathouse” for their toiletry range yet. I can’t think why; it suggests both redolence AND staying power.