I remember in my younger years, watching my dad splashing on his face Old Spice after shaving. He had several shaving lotions but the one he always reached for was Old Spice. When I was about thirteen, my dad gave me Old Spice after shave as a Christmas gift. This was my turning point that sparked entering into manhood. My mother looked at me with teared eyed wishing I never grew up and stay little forever. There was no one in the room that would take this proud moment away from my dad, as his little boy was turning into a man. Throughout the years, I have smelled other scents before, however, I keep coming back to Old Spice since it always made my dad smell very manly. Check out the hilarious video below depicting the new Old Spice “Dad Song” campaigns, which focuses on moms & dads reactions their sons using Old Spice officially transition into manhood.
Old Spice Dad Song Video
This Holiday season, giving the gift of manhood couldn’t be easier with so many different Old Spice product selections. Recently, Old Spice introduced Re-Fresh Body Spray, featuring the brand’s innovative and 1st in category Re-Fresh Technology eliminating over spraying. Re-fresh Body Spray activates while you sweat throughout the day, so you never smell your sweat. I have tried it & I love it, all you have to do is spray it once and forget it. Trust me when I tell you, it lasts all day long. Old Spice also 0ffers holidays gift sets featuring Old Spice Deodorant, Old Spice Body Wash, Old Spice Body Spray, Old Spice Shampoo, and much more.
In maintaining with the holiday spirit, Old Spice has proudly partnered with Second Chance Toys for HoliSpray Toy Donation Exchange program, which encourages moms, dads, & sons to donate gently used plastic toys to kids in needs. As a reward, Old Spice will reward them with a Re-Fresh Body Spray for the grown up gesture. For more information about and to find out how to donate to Second Chance Toys, please visit the SecondChanceToys.org. For the rest of us guys, Old Spice is also offering special savings on Old Spice Re-Fresh Body Spray product. Please find you , which is redeemable at retailers nationwide. 
Giveaway
The winner will receive a gift pack containing the following:
- Old Spice Re-fresh Body Spray – The gift that keeps on giving, one spray at a time. Be among the first to enjoy new Old Spice Timber – the best way to get that lumberjacky smell without working at a local tree lot.
- Old Spice T-Shirt – The manliest chest tattoo on the planet without the regret when you turn 60.
- Old Spice Branded Earbuds – Silence mom’s singing in the car. You’re welcome.
- Bear Paws Meat Tool – Cutlery your dad, his friend Dave and Uncle John will be impressed with when you’re given the reins to carve the holiday bird.
- Duct Tape – Fix anything on the planet, except holiday lights, where only half the strand works.
- Art of Manliness Book – Full of wisdom and New Year’s Resolutions.
- “Scent Responsibly” Instructions – Nothing will earn you grandma’s fruitcake faster than overspraying. Thanks to Old Spice Re-fresh technology – where one spray lasts all day – you can smell like a man and not a middle school locker room.
- Smellcome to Manhood Certificate – A made-up diploma for the inside of your locker or to add to your LinkedIn profile.
Disclaimer: This is part of a sponsored collaboration with Latina Mom Bloggers and Old Spice. All opinions are 100% mine.
I think my oldest son needs this! 🙂
By doing the traditions in front of the younger generations and letting them be apart of them
We have traditions that my parents passed on to me and I’m trying to pass on to my son.
My family has a tradition of giving funny socks and underwear to everyone.
A tradition in our family is that we always greet each other with a hug and a kiss on the cheek. This is for any family member, aunts, cousins etc. if you marry into the family and go to a big gathering you greet every one in this tradition. They won’t take no for an answer as many men have discovered. I think they like it.
One of the family traditiions we have passed down that came from both sides is going out to see the Christmas lights. We make up hot cocoa in thermoses, popcorn that we pop, and take a drive around town admiring the lights. We normally take this drive anywhere from 3 or less days before Christmas.. Its really pretty to do this after a snowfall when the lights are sparkling in the night.
One fun tradition we pass down is teaching the young children how to make snow angels preferably on Christmas morning when after the become of age to have fun in the snow.
In our family my mother had 8 kids so there is 15 years between the youngest and oldest I’m near the youngest so my older brothers were always telling me what we have always done etc I had many fathers it felt like. Thankyou, Ken
We really dont have a family tradition except nearly every male in our fsmily ends up being a truck driver
Family has many holiday traditions. One of them is decorating the tree and listening to Christmas music. Another one is going caroling on Christmas eve with a lot of my friends.
Family has many holiday traditions. One of them is decorating the tree and listening to Christmas music. Another one is going caroling on Christmas eve with a lot of my friends. I’d give this awesome set to my sister’s boyfriend.
sorry I didn’t mean to comment twice
We pass down traditions by doing the activities each year and talking about them. We decorate the Christmas tree, make or buy an ornament for each child every year, eat special foods, etc.
every year in the family there is one man that gets the ugly tie for Christmas its so funny to see who gets the tie!
Every year for as long as I can remember my grandmother has had a Christmas party December 20th and all my family attends! It’s a wonderful time
We do all holidays during the year as a big family all together. Hope we will be able to keep it going for many, many more years, and then the kids will be able to.
Other then big family dinners, no traditions!
We only have 6 people in our family so we really don’t have anyone to pass stuff down to but we do go over our grandmas house every year for Christmas Eve as our tradition