Advertising is the art to aim at the head and take the wallet

The inventiveness of the personal care products industry are virtually unlimited, especially not when a new attempt is made to pull the end user with a penchant for brand affinity the money from his pocket. Gillette is in these areas, unfortunately, a very good example, namely whenever stinknormale & daily care rituals (here: Women's / body shaved) are packed into an artificially inflated bubble fully exuberant advertising promises and the clientele to be breakthroughs palmed through rose-colored glasses. For an adventurous course price - that goes without saying.

Viewed objectively, this Gillette Sugarberry similar variant actually a surrender. A lot of blister plastic contains a thin Rasiererchen the equivalent of a few cents to a indisputable because permanently solved, suction cup holder and a (!) Gelklinge. The modern, stylish, perhaps more awkward "little girl" Design a`la Katzenberger and Co. excited to maybe pubescent teenagers, acting in adults but slightly out of place.

At this point the producers could now convince with total functionality in everyday life and silence critics. Namely, when the shaving would thoroughly, gently, effectively and simply vonstattengehen. But it does not. Really not. After a few applications, although leaves the penetrating "liquid gummy" stench of gel pad after, for the desired shaving zone turns into a slippery, indefinable stubble battlefield like a minefield full Resthäärchen. Among ultimately suffers the hygiene razor itself, which developed after a short time a clearly visible, but probably rather less desired "used" style.

Conclusion: A lot of nonsense for a lot of money. And women pay attention to the sequence / Surcharges: Gillette Venus & Olay Sugarberry blade 3 pieces. Short and concise recommendation - back to the roots! For any normal commercial Ladies Shaver (eg Wilkinson Sword Quattro for Women Bikini Razor Sensitive, 1 piece) ensures better shaving. This saves time, nerves and money.