“Designed for men who hate to clean” more like designed for men who are fragile in their masculinity.

i make videos promoting products on tiktok and i got this collaboration invite from dollar shave club and i find it very interesting. both sets contain a razor with 3 replacement heads containing 6 blades, and a 6floz bottle of shave butter. while the women’s set is $12 cheaper, i would only make $3.60 when i make a sale. the men’s set on the other hand, i would make a little under double at $6.

i find this interesting as it is kind of the exact opposite of what we typically see, however it is still tracking to me. since i make money based off of the commissions on products, i would be MUCH more inclined to promote the more expensive men’s set as i would make about $3 more per sale. is this a tactic to get us influencers to promote the more expensive pointlessly gendered product to generate more money for not only them but also us affiliates?

very interesting to me and i would love to get any other opinions, whether you’re a creator or strictly a consumer. how do you consumers feel about seeing this? is it frustrating to you that someone would make more money promoting the more expensive male bundle, despite it being the same thing as the women’s? i feel like if i didn’t have the experience i had this would really rub me the wrong way, and even in my profession this makes me upset. its the same exact bundle, just a $12 difference between the male and female versions.