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Cheaper? My ass.
Men's depilatory cream costs around 30% more here, and it's the same product, except with a slightly different fragrance.
Most of the time I buy women's products because they are both cheaper and of higher quality.
This, in my case, is true for everything except razor blades.
I know a guy that used a women's hygiene product once by mistake. Now he's a she and doesn't have a penis anymore. Make sure your family knows the dangers involved of using the incorrect gendered hygiene product. It's like plugging a 120v appliance into the 240v outlet.
Poor guy shaved his penis off 😔 My condolences and best wishes
All my appliances are rated 120/240v. Does that mean I'm bi?
Believe it or not, straight to jail
Probably more Non-binary my dude. Bi is more about what type of appliance voltage you're attracted to rather than what you got in your house.
So that is how school transgender surgeries work.
I knew there had to be some kind of a catch.
Oh well, still worth it. :)
Doesn't happen to everyone, I should know, I've done it plenty of times and I'm still not a girl.
I'm gonna just keep trying. One dice roll I'll eventually reach critical success!
Well the question is, do you want to be a girl or want to be trans? Generally that's usually enough to mean it is so already.
Good point, razor blades for thicker hair makes a discernable difference. Luckily, double edged safety razor and a steel handle make this category practically free
nowI have very course facial hair and switching to women's razors pretty much solved my post-shave irritation problem. In order of quality for my face it goes: men's disposable razor << safty razor < women's disposable razor.
Oh interesting! I'll have to check it out, thanks 🧔♀️ some women's razors I've used in the past had a rather unpleasant glide strip that feels really slimy to me, but that may be a technological advantage haha