I've recently started using a mixture of Aloe Vera gel and Jojoba oil as my morning moisturizer. It works well and seems to "soak" right into my skin so there isn't any sticky residue. And since when is taking care of yourself, feeling good (and clean) and using natural products to do it not part of feminism? Are Feminists supposed to be smelly and dirty? I think it actually empowers a woman (or man) to not fall prey to the marketing of potentially hazardous products. I feel sorry for "Feminists" who are so wrapped up in trying to prove something that they can't embrace the fact that they are a woman.
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I've recently started using a mixture of Aloe Vera gel and Jojoba oil as my morning moisturizer. It works well and seems to "soak" right into my skin so there isn't any sticky residue. And since when is taking care of yourself, feeling good (and clean) and using natural products to do it not part of feminism? Are Feminists supposed to be smelly and dirty? I think it actually empowers a woman (or man) to not fall prey to the marketing of potentially hazardous products. I feel sorry for "Feminists" who are so wrapped up in trying to prove something that they can't embrace the fact that they are a woman.
June 23, 2010 - 2:51pmThis Comment
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