The pink tax is real

but irrelevant

The real pink tax is basically

you got two skincare product

one for men one for women

exact same product

differently priced

which isn't a problem

just buy the men's version if ur cheap

What the media tries to portray in pink tax

is that everything considered feminine cost more than everything considered masculine

which is still bullshit

since if gender was a social construct

just buy whatever is cheaper

simple laws of supply and demand

a guy wont pay that much for skin care

and a women would

market the same product to two different genders

higher demand for women so they are willing to pay more

I think it's more

when they make the batch of skincare

they put the (not desirable) batch like the edge and the bottom part of the batch into the men's skincare

but women get the best part of the batch since their skin is more sensitive i suppose

it's a win-win for the company

they get to brand to men and not have women bitching about your product is not working

oh hmmm. i dont believe that the batch affects the ultimate price of the product tho

I believe you that it happens

but I cant see a company charging a different price for it

unless they just use that as justification

I still believe that to be supply and demand

no that's basically the ultimate price of the product

you could be selling it for $20

but instead you sell it as $18 (for men)

since the batch in the men isn't as good as the women

oh interesting

what company is thi

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olay lol

FUCK

you guys are also forgetting that men and women have different skin

women's skin is softer and therefore requires a different careproducts