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“As a male, my household will never use Dove products.”
Thats sort of calling the kettle black, isn't it? Would you use Dove products if you were female? By throwing in what gender you are, you're essentially saying, “Unless the product is sexiest towards me, I won't ever use it.” It shouldn't matter what gender you are if the sole reason you refuse a product is because it favors one gender or another.
Another thing to point out in your language here, is the “my household” bit. Your household won't use Dove. Do you own your household? Is your word law at home? Will you deny your wife/daughter (if you have them) dove products if they want to try it? Again, your “as a male” statement emphasises your superiority over everything that follows. You're essentially saying, “Because I am male, I own my household.”
Granted, the commerials for dove are targeted towards women, just as axe body spray is targeted towards men. I wouldn't go so far as to say they're really sexist, as they're not saying that men are not as good as women. Just as some tv commerials for different foods, like cereals, are targeted not towards the parents who buy it, but the children who want it. That isn't age discrimination; its just targeting a particular group of people.

I think what you meant to convey was, “I will never use Dove products myself and will never buy Dove products for my household”