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[[file:342956670_l.jpg|thumb|342956670 l]] '''Snuggle''' is a brand of fabric softener marketed by the Sun Products Corporation, which is a subsidiary of [[Henkel]]. The product is known for its mascot, the Snuggle Bear, which has been featured in advertising campaigns since the brand's inception.
{{Infobox medical condition
| name = Snuggle
| image = <!-- Image removed -->
| caption = <!-- Caption removed -->
| field = [[Psychology]]
| symptoms = [[Comfort]], [[Security]], [[Warmth]]
| complications = None
| onset = Immediate
| duration = Variable
| causes = [[Physical contact]]
| risks = None
| prevention = None
| treatment = [[Cuddling]], [[Hugging]]
| prognosis = Excellent
| frequency = Common
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'''Snuggle''' refers to the act of [[cuddling]] or [[embracing]] closely, often for the purpose of providing [[comfort]], [[security]], and [[warmth]]. It is a common behavior observed in [[humans]] and many [[animal]] species.


==History==
== Causes ==
Snuggle was first introduced to the market in 1983. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its effective fabric softening properties and the appeal of its mascot, the Snuggle Bear. The bear was created by the advertising agency [[Foote, Cone & Belding]] and has become an iconic figure in the fabric softener industry.
Snuggling is primarily caused by the desire for [[physical contact]] and [[emotional bonding]]. It is often initiated in response to feelings of [[cold]], [[loneliness]], or the need for [[reassurance]].


==Product Line==
== Symptoms ==
Snuggle offers a variety of products designed to soften fabrics and provide a pleasant scent. These products include:
The primary symptoms of snuggling include feelings of [[comfort]], [[security]], and [[warmth]]. It may also lead to the release of [[oxytocin]], a hormone associated with [[bonding]] and [[stress reduction]].


* Liquid fabric softeners
== Treatment ==
* Dryer sheets
While snuggling itself is not a condition that requires treatment, it can be considered a form of [[therapy]] for those seeking [[emotional support]]. Common forms of snuggling include [[cuddling]] with a partner, [[hugging]] a friend, or even holding a [[pet]].
* Scent boosters
* Fabric refreshers


Each product is available in multiple scents, catering to different consumer preferences.
== Prognosis ==
The prognosis for snuggling is excellent, as it is a natural and beneficial behavior that promotes [[emotional well-being]].


==Marketing and Advertising==
== See also ==
The Snuggle Bear has been a central figure in the brand's marketing strategy. The bear is depicted as a cuddly, friendly character that embodies the softness and comfort that Snuggle products provide. The advertising campaigns often feature the bear interacting with laundry and promoting the benefits of using Snuggle fabric softeners.
* [[Cuddle therapy]]
 
* [[Hugging]]
==Competitors==
* [[Oxytocin]]
Snuggle competes with other major fabric softener brands such as [[Downy]], [[Bounce (fabric softener)|Bounce]], and [[Gain (brand)|Gain]]. The competition in the fabric softener market is intense, with each brand striving to offer unique scents and additional benefits to attract consumers.
* [[Emotional support]]
 
== External links ==
==Environmental Impact==
* [https://www.wikimd.com/wiki/Snuggle Snuggle on WikiMD]
Like many household products, fabric softeners have an environmental impact. Snuggle has made efforts to address these concerns by offering products that are free from dyes and made with biodegradable ingredients. The company also promotes the use of concentrated formulas to reduce packaging waste.
[[Category:Psychology]]
 
[[Category:Human behavior]]
==Related Pages==
[[Category:Therapy]]
* [[Fabric softener]]
== Snuggle gallery ==
* [[Henkel]]
<gallery>
* [[Downy]]
File:Snuggle Logo.png|Snuggle Logo
* [[Bounce (fabric softener)]]
</gallery>
* [[Gain (brand)]]
* [[Laundry detergent]]
 
==References==
{{Reflist}}
 
==External Links==
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[[Category:Fabric softeners]]
[[Category:Henkel brands]]
[[Category:Products introduced in 1983]]
[[Category:Cleaning product brands]]
 
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Latest revision as of 03:29, 9 March 2025

Snuggle
Synonyms N/A
Pronounce N/A
Specialty N/A
Symptoms Comfort, Security, Warmth
Complications None
Onset Immediate
Duration Variable
Types N/A
Causes Physical contact
Risks None
Diagnosis N/A
Differential diagnosis N/A
Prevention None
Treatment Cuddling, Hugging
Medication N/A
Prognosis Excellent
Frequency Common
Deaths N/A


Snuggle refers to the act of cuddling or embracing closely, often for the purpose of providing comfort, security, and warmth. It is a common behavior observed in humans and many animal species.

Causes[edit]

Snuggling is primarily caused by the desire for physical contact and emotional bonding. It is often initiated in response to feelings of cold, loneliness, or the need for reassurance.

Symptoms[edit]

The primary symptoms of snuggling include feelings of comfort, security, and warmth. It may also lead to the release of oxytocin, a hormone associated with bonding and stress reduction.

Treatment[edit]

While snuggling itself is not a condition that requires treatment, it can be considered a form of therapy for those seeking emotional support. Common forms of snuggling include cuddling with a partner, hugging a friend, or even holding a pet.

Prognosis[edit]

The prognosis for snuggling is excellent, as it is a natural and beneficial behavior that promotes emotional well-being.

See also[edit]

External links[edit]

Snuggle gallery[edit]

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