Cheer Brand: Positively Charismatic

At the SSMMI, a group of Stepford wives had conjured and concocted up an experimental shampoo known as 'Cheers.' They'd wanted to infect other's with a sample of Cheery delight, but not have the infectee's be docile or vapid. This way, the newly dominant, 'Cheery' do-badder would have an irresistible personality. They'd become as self-assured and narcissistic as every Alpha Queeny Bee Cheerleader from Cinema, only even more cheery and upfront about it. A lonely Clarissa Brolms, 17, had happened to stumble upon this Shampoo. She wasn't very popular, witty and smart but not too sociable. Thinking that a new hairwash would boost her confidence, she'd purchased it at a strange store and was already rubbing the bright goo on her palms. The logo of the Shampoo was that of a strange, eerily smiling woman but the Gel smelt like lavender mixed with lilacs. Turning on the warm water, she began stepping into the tub and shampooing her hair shiny and clean.