If a man uses coloured bottles/packs of Sunsilk shampoo/conditioner, does that mean he's effeminate?

Question

Sunsilk seems to have been marketed for women, and has silhouettes/images of women's faces/hair on the front of them.

It isn't the colour of the pack/bottle that matters, ok.

Answer 1

It probably just means he likes that shampoo, nothing more.

Answer 2

Ah, most people probably wouldn't even bother to form an opinion. It's no biggie!

Sunsilk and most leading brands put the worst, disgusting concoction of chemicals in their products. I prefer my man to have natural hair that I can run my fingers through, touch and kiss without worrying about some dangerous irritant chemical.

Answer 3

I quite LOVE Sunsilk. i'd be very disappointed in the adventure that they ever end making their products. i love the single in the pink bottles for straightening hair. I also use the straightening balm conditioner for after my bathe, and that is the in trouble-free terms aspect that receives my tangles out. like it! i imagine it is more beneficial advantageous than maximum expensive salon manufacturers.

Answer 4

Look at it this way,


Have you ever seen a totally clear bottle of shampoo? I havent, so all shampoo is in a colored bottle. Even if it is clear, the absence of color gives it color.

Start worrying about something bigger, like global warming or terroism.

Answer 5

Shampoo is shampoo, that is ridiculous. But he should have very nice hair.

We use what works. If you are that affected by what is on the bottle, you are an advertising companies dream.

Answer 6

Shampoo is just shampoo, as long as you like it, it certainly doesn't make you effeminate

Answer 7

it probably means that he saw the words shampoo and conditioner on the bottles - then saw that it was on special and bought it.

Answer 8

well,i think he is strange man