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Smooth, Clean, And Oh-So Presidential

January 20, 2009 1:34 pm

If, like me, you were willing to forgo the inaugural posters and paraphernalia on offer in Washington today in order to avoid both the cold and the crowds, you can still buy a piece of themed, novelty-item history—created with beauty on the brain. CK One isn’t the only brand to jump on board Obama marketing mania; ThemeFragrance’s restorative and cleverly named O Balm Ah is a multifunctional salve and lip treatment that will bring, er, positive change to otherwise chapped dry skin, while Dugshop’s Obama-shaped Hope on a Rope natural vegan soap is purple—not red, not blue—in anticipation of national unity under our new commander in chief. A .5oz can of its Whoop Ass Hand Balm will also be included with every order placed through tomorrow, which we can only assume is intended to signify a certain “taking care of business” mentality with which the new administration will, fingers crossed, approach the task at hand.