IS THIS FAIR?

I started using Magic shaving products shortly after I started shaving. Initially, I was using the powder form of this shaving product until I stumbled on this cream. It made life easier because I no longer needed to put water in the powder and mix.

But from time I had always felt short changed each time I finished using the cream in each tube. Something always told me that there was still plenty of cream left in there, but I never bothered. That was before the advent of the Corofied economy with the attendant necessity to get maximum value for money. Recently when I exhausted this tube on the left, I cut it into two and behold there was cream everywhere. I put the tube in a cellophane to prevent the cream from congealing and used the cream to shave for 17 days before I stopped! If I wanted to be petty, I would have gone two more days because I could still see a little hidden in the crevices.

Now is it fair for the manufacturers to cheat consumers like this? The few times I used designer shaving creams, I squeezed the tube almost to the last drop of cream. Just because Magic Cream is comparatively cheaper does not mean the manufacturer should cheat us by giving with the right hand and taking a chunk with the left hand.

I hereby move a motion that the manufacturers should start using the same type of flexible tube used for toothpaste. If you cut the tube of toothpaste open, max four days, you have exhausted the paste. I don talk my own o!

Sunday morning.


Lalasticlala abeg epp me tell the whole world about this ojoro.

Cheap price indicates that something must be wrong somewhere.

It is not easy to do business, gentleman.