I want to describe my experience looking for men’s shampoo at Target. First, I have been getting Axe shampoo at Target for years. What I want is a shampoo / conditioner which is functional, but also has a scent I like and my wife will find pleasant. At the store yesterday, very little shampoo, but 1000s of bottles of body wash! I DON’T want ******* body wash! I want shampoo + conditioner. I spent 10 minutes searching the aisle for what I wanted. No fun wearing a mask. On the womens’ aisle, 100s of choices. Why discriminate against men? Why can’t we have a choice? Do you expect to coerce us to buy products we don’t want by giving us no choices? Eventually, I found a few $10 bottles which might be OK, but I wasn’t paying $10 for small bottle. Other than that, finally I had to crawl down on the floor to find another shampoo, which I thought might be OK and was more fairly priced. Getting home, I find it totally irritating and will need to throw it out. So I guess I must buy what I want at Amazon now.
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I want to describe my experience looking for men’s shampoo at Target. First, I have been getting Axe shampoo at Target for years. What I want is a shampoo / conditioner which is functional, but also has a scent I like and my wife will find pleasant. At the store yesterday, very little shampoo, but 1000s of bottles of body wash! I DON’T want ******* body wash! I want shampoo + conditioner. I spent 10 minutes searching the aisle for what I wanted. No fun wearing a mask. On the womens’ aisle, 100s of choices. Why discriminate against men? Why can’t we have a choice? Do you expect to coerce us to buy products we don’t want by giving us no choices? Eventually, I found a few $10 bottles which might be OK, but I wasn’t paying $10 for small bottle. Other than that, finally I had to crawl down on the floor to find another shampoo, which I thought might be OK and was more fairly priced. Getting home, I find it totally irritating and will need to throw it out. So I guess I must buy what I want at Amazon now.