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After apologizing last week for telling women that cleaning one's vagina is the first step toward getting a pay raise at work, Summer's Eve has elaborated on how the ad in question was approved to run. In short, brand manager Angela Bryant says they "never made the connections" that it might be an unfortunate message to send out. That they didn't see anything wrong at first is worrisome and weird, but at least they're following up and being honest.
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