Originally Posted By Riflenoob:
Anything really...
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25 Jan When the Left Politicizes the Morning Shave, Here’s the Personal Care Guide for the 2ndVote Man AND Woman
POSTED AT 12:47H IN NEWS BY 2V COMMS 4 COMMENTS
Is your razor so “woke” that you’d just rather get back in bed?

As Gillette’s recent ad on so-called “toxic masculinity” climbs the most-disliked rankings for YouTube videos, one thing is clear: the politicization of the morning shave and daily grooming routine irritates more than just sensitive skin. That is why our research team has pulled together the information that will help 2ndVote men and women purchase personal care products that don’t make a political statement.

Gillette (Procter & Gamble) – 1.7 (Liberal)

Gillette’s parent company, Procter & Gamble, owns a wide range of personal care brands including The Art of Shaving, Venus, Herbal Essences, Old Spice, Always, and more. However, in addition to pushing the “toxic masculinity” narrative, Procter & Gamble has aligned its corporate values with liberal activist organizations like the Human Rights Campaign, the World Wildlife Fund, and LULAC, a group that advocates for dangerous sanctuary city policies.

Dollar Shave Club (Unilever) – 1.9 (Liberal)

Dollar Shave Club’s parent company Unilever also produces many familiar brands. But, Unilever’s financial support for abortion giant Planned Parenthood and opposition to religious liberty protections should concern those who would rather purchase shaving products, and other personal care items, without an agenda.

Barbasol – 2.3 (Lean Liberal)

Barbasol’s parent company Perio also produces the Pure Silk lines of personal care products for women. However, Barbasol is also a financial supporter of the YWCA of Columbus, Ohio, a pro-abortion organization that played a key role in organizing last week’s Women’s March Ohio.

Schick (Edgewell Personal Care) – 3 (Neutral)

Of the companies we’ve researched in recent days, the products made by Edgewell Personal Care appear to be the best way to prepare for the day without virtue signaling. A neutral (3) company, Edgewell produces the Schick and Edge lines, along with Skintimate and other personal care brands for women. Isn’t it time to thank Edgewell for allowing a morning grooming routine without an agenda?


At the end of the day, personal care should not be an exercise in “entry-level politics,” as one commentator opined. Gillette’s unprovoked virtue signaling is at best an attempt to manufacture controversy to earn website clicks, or at worst a conscious decision to advance the left’s agenda on gender identity. Reasonable people do not excuse harassment, abuse, assault, and boorishness and reasonable people knew these behaviors were wrong before their personal care brand began lecturing.

Men and women deserve better than Gillette’s heavy-handed trope. And men and women have choices when it comes to where they buy their personal care products.

Originally Posted By oldmanofthewoods:
I have used the vibrating Gillette Mach3 Power Men's Razor for years now.    I am running out of replacement blades from my stockpile.      This has been my favorite razor, by far.   I have a few of the regular Mach 3  razors, and they are decent, but do not feel as comfortable.   Like many here, I HATE the company.    I want to replace this razor with something of equal or better performance.    I am open to continuing to use the vibrating handle with another supplier's blades.    I simply want the following:  1)  A shave that feels as good.   (I never expect they vibrating action to make a difference.  However, it is a night versus day difference to me.)    2)  I want my money to go to a company, person, organization that does not hate traditional men.    Personally, I would jack off to watching woke companies burn to ash with their executives and HR trapped inside, understanding they would do the same for my kind.    So, I want to do my part.  

I would like to stick to a similar system and process.  


What is the replacement?