I DETEST the concept of gendering products that do not vary in the slightest from how they are distinguished/marketed/labeled such as womens razors and literally pens. That said, I did just buy Bed Head shampoo, conditioner, and styling cream **for men** because each was $4.99 at Marshalls, so... :/
I DETEST the concept of gendering products that do not vary in the slightest from how they are...
Michael Clark
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Logan Sullivan
Why the fuck do you care about product gendering if you are a male? Literally everything gendered for men is cheaper than for women.
Jonathan Wilson
People are too insecure to use gender neutral hair products. They all want to be manly men or womanly women. That's why companies make them gender specific.
Eli Cooper
This is now a personal hygiene thread.
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Logan Long
You use Wendy's ranch packets for skin care? Wtf?
Joseph Jenkins
you I like
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Dominic Cook
>He doesn't know
A bit embarrassing at your age
James Cook
ok, explain it to me then
Joseph Nelson
Ask your middle school PE teacher little guy
Hunter Brooks
Of it makes more money, why should the companies not do it. I dont sell womens products, and I dont consume them. It does not affect me, but if I had a chance to profit off of it, I would.
Logan Morales
No, I'm asking you. Do you know the answer or don't you?
Easton Brown
If you aren't buying products based on ewg ratings, youre literally giving yourself cancer. Some products literally have laboratory grade piss in them.
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Benjamin Williams
So why even fucking bother? If you really don't care, buy the one that better suits you and silently fuck off like the rest of us
Eli Wilson
If they're the same thing, then just buy the men's, but most of the time, they aren't the same.
Isaac Miller
thought it was bitcoin shampoo from the thumbnail. very disappointed
Lincoln Robinson
They do the same thing for facial products I use. The male equivalent is way more expensive than the women's one by up to 15% at times. You know what I do? I just buy the women's one.
Aaron Roberts
There's too much money to be made exploting womens vanity for things to change. Even for the basics like soap and shampoo men aren't willing to pay nearly as much on hygiene products. Other than a few things men exclusively need like beard products the mens market mainly exists just as a byproduct of the larger womens market creating demand for products that simply don't smell like lavander and shit. As long as women are willing to spend 35 dollars for a small bottle of conditioner when that's the "cheap" one things aren't going to change.
Robert Harris
Male and female hygene products usually differ. Men and women have different hair and skin, thus their hygene products are designed around their properties.
Noah Ramirez
I agree. Tampons shouldn't be gendered either, my boiperiod is not feminine
Christian Gonzalez
This some American Psycho shit.
Kayden Torres
How so? Check em