Huh?

Yes, there are products I would not buy.

I don't really care who endorses what, outside of a religious or PETA whackjob.

or at least be uncomfortable using if a woman used it and became a spokesperson for it? Are gender roles or fluidity so blurred that it doesn't matter anymore?

I've never bought shaving cream or a razor and it's unlikely that I ever will.

How do you shave?

Sports radio

Mac is not scared about pushing gender boundaries.

MAC has come out with a line of gender neutral make up shades and brushes by 2 rich socialite teens. According to the younger one Mac is not scared about pushing gender boundaries. The main concern isn’t for profit. Mykki Blanco is featured on their site. He is a gay transgendered rapper that feels if he were straight his songs would have charted.

Covergirl signed and made ads with a person named James Charles. I don't exactly know the details of this persons gender. Coverboy was in the article.

I am reading makeup is for men and women but when I look at the ads all I can think is I don't want to look like a man dressed up as a woman.

I use clippers. Apparently my face is very sensitive to razors. I break out really bad if I use one.

I got kind of skeeved out when I found out my wife used my toothbrush a couple of times.

So you were talking about makeup? Yeah, no. Wouldn't buy that.

Hockey Gay probably would, though.

Mac is not scared about pushing gender boundaries.

You know you are close to hitting rock bottom when you make almost the same joke as douchebag.

They're not close to the same joke. They just start with the same premise. Mine is actually hilarious.

How is unisex make up different from "regular" make up? What's the point?

Funny. You wouldn't buy it but should I? Is it really makeup for everyone? Or is there man makeup now?

How is unisex make up different from "regular" make up? What's the point?

It comes in a special black matte case that isn't girly. Duh! So goofy but whatever.

I don't think the colors are different but I feel like I'm being left behind in the marketing to men campaign. I'm trying to figure if that's right or not but its my initial feeling.