Notes

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White man and woman in a bathtub setting. They are both laughing or playful. The woman is the foamy bathtub and has her head back and leg up. The man is washing her foot leg with a bath scrub. They are both undressed, with shiny skin and dry hair. 

[transcription] 

To know a woman is to know the fragrance she wants in a soap. And Naarden knows fragrance best. A bath soap to use as he wants to. When she wants to. A bath soap with the subtle fragrance of deep, woodsy fern or lofty lavender. Isn't that what fragrance is all about?

[additional notes] 

This advertisement reflects whiteness, nakedness, and patterns of where hair should be on the body. It sells aesthetic values and ideas of heteronormative romance. 

(Anna Guan)