Urge Unilever to bring back Axe "Excite" products in the USA

The Issue

Axe "Excite" is not just a product line for me—it's a part of my life. The scent of "Excite" brings back cherished memories and has been my go-to choice for comfort, especially during times of anxiety or depression. Of all Axe fragrances, "Excite" has always been my favorite. It has given me confidence and a sense of stability, making it more than just a fragrance.

However, Unilever has recently discontinued the sale of all Axe "Excite" products in the United States, except for the body wash. This is disheartening, as it takes away a source of personal comfort and nostalgia from many of us who love this particular scent. The void left by this discontinuation is so profound that, despite enjoying other Axe products, the absence of "Excite" is enough to make me reconsider purchasing from the brand altogether.

Axe "Excite" isn't just my preference; many fans across the U.S. share a similar attachment. The demand for "Excite" remains strong, as evidenced by the thriving secondhand market where enthusiasts like myself are forced to buy new-old-stock products, often at inflated prices.

The reintroduction of the Axe "Excite" line, including the Body Spray, Dry Deodorant, Shampoo, Conditioner, and Shower Gel, is essential for loyal customers who have stood by Unilever's products for years. It would not only restore customer satisfaction and trust but also invigorate the Axe brand with a much-loved fragrance.

In bringing back the "Excite" line, Unilever would be catering to dedicated customers who have an emotional and sensory connection with the product. This move could reignite brand loyalty and possibly attract new customers drawn to the nostalgia and exclusivity of the "Excite" experience.

Sign this petition to urge Unilever to listen to its customers and revive the full Axe "Excite" product range in the USA. Let us bring back a much-loved fragrance that has been an integral part of so many lives. Your signature can make a difference!

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The Issue

Axe "Excite" is not just a product line for me—it's a part of my life. The scent of "Excite" brings back cherished memories and has been my go-to choice for comfort, especially during times of anxiety or depression. Of all Axe fragrances, "Excite" has always been my favorite. It has given me confidence and a sense of stability, making it more than just a fragrance.

However, Unilever has recently discontinued the sale of all Axe "Excite" products in the United States, except for the body wash. This is disheartening, as it takes away a source of personal comfort and nostalgia from many of us who love this particular scent. The void left by this discontinuation is so profound that, despite enjoying other Axe products, the absence of "Excite" is enough to make me reconsider purchasing from the brand altogether.

Axe "Excite" isn't just my preference; many fans across the U.S. share a similar attachment. The demand for "Excite" remains strong, as evidenced by the thriving secondhand market where enthusiasts like myself are forced to buy new-old-stock products, often at inflated prices.

The reintroduction of the Axe "Excite" line, including the Body Spray, Dry Deodorant, Shampoo, Conditioner, and Shower Gel, is essential for loyal customers who have stood by Unilever's products for years. It would not only restore customer satisfaction and trust but also invigorate the Axe brand with a much-loved fragrance.

In bringing back the "Excite" line, Unilever would be catering to dedicated customers who have an emotional and sensory connection with the product. This move could reignite brand loyalty and possibly attract new customers drawn to the nostalgia and exclusivity of the "Excite" experience.

Sign this petition to urge Unilever to listen to its customers and revive the full Axe "Excite" product range in the USA. Let us bring back a much-loved fragrance that has been an integral part of so many lives. Your signature can make a difference!

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Petition created on January 1, 2026