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Topic	I had to shave my face this morning with a ladies razor
Doctor Foxx 05/02/17 11:25:23 PM #30:	Smarkil posted... There are PLENTY of scentless options of things to choose from. I as a toxic male happen to prefer the scentless versions of things myself and endeavor to find such items. I'm not really sure what to tell you. If you don't like the scent of a male item, I can't exactly force you to like different smells. While I buy scentless when I can, the brands and products marketed to men are usually priced differently, and often cheaper. Scent is more for other people smelling you, most people prefer to have it, and women generally do not want to smell like old spice. Men probably don't want to smell like baby powder and floral notes. Smarkil posted... I guess your only choice is to lobby your Canadian...whatever congressman and have them force Gillette to create a more female friendly scent. Gillette also sells products marketed to women. They are not usually the same price. That's the issue. Smarkil posted... If they're different, then the entire point of the argument is moot, init? They're minorly different like different proportions of items in vitamins or often smaller portions. Less of a product for more money. Usually you can find the same product with different flavors and ingredients with a consistent price for the same brand. Variation is no guarantee of price difference. Smarkil posted... Great. Keep doing that then. You have the power. Time isn't free, you sacrifice to save when there shouldn't be the difference Unisex stuff is good and great. Unfortunately that's not always an option --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:878370106] in I had to s... [t:75303427]...</cite> <quote><cite>Smarkil posted...</cite> <quote> There are PLENTY of scentless options of things to choose from. I as a toxic male happen to prefer the scentless versions of things myself and endeavor to find such items. I'm not really sure what to tell you. If you don't like the scent of a male item, I can't exactly force you to like different smells. </quote> While I buy scentless when I can, the brands and products marketed to men are usually priced differently, and often cheaper. Scent is more for other people smelling you, most people prefer to have it, and women generally do not want to smell like old spice. Men probably don't want to smell like baby powder and floral notes. <cite>Smarkil posted...</cite> <quote> I guess your only choice is to lobby your Canadian...whatever congressman and have them force Gillette to create a more female friendly scent. </quote> Gillette also sells products marketed to women. They are not usually the same price. That's the issue. <cite>Smarkil posted...</cite> <quote> If they're different, then the entire point of the argument is moot, init? </quote> They're minorly different like different proportions of items in vitamins or often smaller portions. Less of a product for more money. Usually you can find the same product with different flavors and ingredients with a consistent price for the same brand. Variation is no guarantee of price difference. <cite>Smarkil posted...</cite> <quote>Great. Keep doing that then. You have the power.</quote> Time isn't free, you sacrifice to save when there shouldn't be the difference Unisex stuff is good and great. Unfortunately that's not always an option --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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