Just wondering, I've noticed hair types are distinguished by how curly/straight/wavy someone's hair is, how can certain shampoos be generally designed for a specific gender?
Explain please! :DWhat is the difference between normal shampoo and shampoo for men?
From what I've heard, other than the fragrance, it's to do with the pH balance on the skin which is different on a man compared to a woman. It's probably to prevent hair folicles from producing too much or too little oil, thus preventing dry or oily scalp and hair.What is the difference between normal shampoo and shampoo for men?
Its Stronger! Well, womens and mens are typically the same, but the ingredients are the same except slight differences like vitamins and all that, and the fragrances of womens shampoo are usually more smelly
well what i have noticed is There is a difference in the smell and the feel it gives your hair and i only know what the girls shampoo is like because i took a shower with my gf lol good times!!!! but any way that the diff
The smell. Most shampoos smell pretty girly so it's a more manly smelling option. Also a lot of men's shampoos have extra conditioning elements because their hair is shorter and their scalp is more exposed.
It's adpated so that more men will buy that shampoo, increasing their target market to a wider audience of both men and women. And it probibly smells different too, more masculin
The scent and the price difference as opposed to a non-gender specific shampoo.
They add different manly fragrances but other than that, I don't see any difference chemically...
The only difference is they way they are marketed and their fragrances.
I think there is no difference! its a type of business strategy !! Ofcourse smell is little bit different!!
I agree the smell I have two sons and we have to smell it.
the smell for one and males have different hormones than girls
Don't smell girly...
there is no difference its just that one smells more ';manly'; than the other!!!
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