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by john, Apr 4, 2009, at 07:42 pm

Another example of hair removal and standards of female beauty. Not at all subtle encouragement for women in the new ad from Schick/Wilkinson Sword razors for women. Shaving apparently makes you happy enough to sing songs with obvious innuendo.

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Tags: bodies, bodies: hair, bodies: hygiene, gender, gender: beauty, gender: bodies

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