I don’t like to cast judgements about people, but I’m going to assume
if you’re reading this article, you’re a woman. If you’re not a woman,
chances are, you probably already shop like a man so this particular
article might not be especially helpful to you but, in the interest of
open-mindedness, I accept there may be men who shop like women too, so
if you fall in to any of these feminised shopping afflicted categories,
read on.
Being a woman is expensive. There’s makeup, jewellery and waxing,
hair-colour, handbags and heels. Even the most sensible spenders among
us can’t avoid things like costly haircuts and overpriced footwear.
Sure you can buy the cheapest heels in the shop, but they will
inevitably give you blisters and arch spasms and don’t even get me
started on discount haircuts… ouch.
But being a woman needn’t always be more costly, the secret is so
glaringly obvious you won’t believe you didn’t think of it before: don’t
buy women’s products, buy men’s.
