Old Spice Bends The Knee To Wokeness

In a world of smelly ideologies, American men are craving a personal care brand that doesn’t shower them with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) propaganda. Unfortunately, the list of brands men can trust to stay out of politics continues to grow smaller.  Just as Axe, whose wokeness was detailed last week, has gone off the ...

Oct 23, 2024 - 15:28
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Old Spice Bends The Knee To Wokeness

In a world of smelly ideologies, American men are craving a personal care brand that doesn’t shower them with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) propaganda. Unfortunately, the list of brands men can trust to stay out of politics continues to grow smaller. 

Just as Axe, whose wokeness was detailed last week, has gone off the deep end, Old Spice has also pushed leftist talking points onto its customers. Old Spice falls under the umbrella of Procter & Gamble, one of the largest companies in the world, which has said that DEI is “a core part” of its “strategy” for attracting talent. 

In 2020, after riots spread across the country in the wake of George Floyd’s death, Old Spice hopped on the social justice train, calling racism “a 400-year pandemic.” One week after Floyd’s death, Old Spice wrote, “Racism is a 400-year pandemic. Enough is enough. Black lives matter. Today, we are establishing a fund with our parent company P&G to commit $5,000,000 to NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the YWCA, Courageous Conversations, and United Negro College Fund.” 

Along with pushing the Left’s narrative during the 2020 riots, Old Spice was also lauded by P&G in 2022 for “embrac[ing] Diversity and Inclusion On and Off Screen.” In its “Men Have Skin Too” campaign, Old Spice “emphasizes diversity and inclusion as interdependent in the creative process,” according to P&G. 

Thankfully, you don’t have to lather up with P&G’s wokeness. For the men who don’t want their deodorant, body wash, and shampoo brand preaching DEI to them, check out the bold and fresh fragrances of Jeremy’s Razors. Most importantly, the ALL NEW Citrus & Sandalwood scent with Enhanced Odor Control. It’s subtle, fresh, and masculine, unlike the other brands that have sold their souls in service to the woke agenda. Plus, this Aluminum-Free Natural Deodorant keeps your values and health in mind by steering clear of hormone-disrupting ingredients like aluminum, parabens, and phthalates. And don’t worry ladies, Jeremy’s Razors has you covered too with Aluminum-Free Deodorant.

Right now you can also save $10 with Jeremy’s Razors woke-free Hair & Body bundle, including Jeremy’s Shampoo which utilizes restorative Tea Tree Oil and fortifying Argan Oil and cleanses while improving scalp health so you can keep your hair and conscience clean. The shampoo’s peppermint also activates your senses so you know it’s working and leaves you smelling great. Jeremy’s Charcoal Body Wash includes aloe vera to soothe and moisturize, plus a natural and energizing exfoliant to grind the dead junk off your skin. And lastly, Jeremy’s Conditioner features a moisturizing blend of essential oils that helps to improve scalp health while managing and softening hair, not masculinity.

You don’t have to keep buying products from DEI-obsessed brands like Axe and Old Spice. P&G and Unilever’s massive footprints might make it seem like there’s no way to fight back with your wallet, but Jeremy’s Razors continues to offer quality alternatives to the leftist mega-corporations. 

The world might smell of wokeness, but you don’t have to. 

Jeremy’s Razors shares common ownership with The Daily Wire.

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