When these two were originally made and the subsequent XS103 Celebrity/W there was a very slight difference in molecules. One extra molecule for Celebrity but otherwise they could have been easily Unisexy. When I formulated Celebrity/W I guess I realized they were really exactly the same except the womens version had a single extra drop of a molecule.

I've changed all that and now Mascot and Celebrity and Unisexy Artisan blends and Celebrity Women is merged with Celebrity Unisexy.

EDIT: To clarify any confusion: The formula, albeit a single drop of a molecule, has been the same. That drop was more about a typo and not actually included in the product. I noticed it a long time ago, but I had already created 2 products (male and female) and just kept it as per time constraints.

Kind of like Desire Me oil. We have products for both men and women, but its exactly the same. I'll be correcting this too and calling it: Copulin Oil/Spray and it will be located in Unisexy. Desire Me + spray will also become Desire Me + Oil and be a female blend.

Something like XiSt male and female versions have base formulas, but go off in different directions.

My intent was to explain why they originally were different products, when technically speaking they have always been the same. I think a lot of it had to do with who I originally created the product for. If it was a man it became for men, women for women. That's not really how it works. I hope this clears it up for everyone.