P&G is the parent of Gillette. Their recent ad that in my opinion attacks men requires more than YouTube downvotes. Corporations only change when it hurts their bottom line. The goal is not to change them, they must be put out of business and we can do it.

P&G made a big mistake for a brand. Once someone moves to another product, we rarely change back. However, getting someone to stop using a product is very hard. If people truly boycotted what they claim they boycotted, the attack on men wouldn't continue like it has.

Last year P&G's net profit was $10 billion on 66 Billion revenue. After reviewing all the brands they profit from, I estimate that the average man will give them at the minimum $1000 a year. Shaving is just a fraction of where their money comes from. If we can get 10 million men to stop supporting them, it will cost them at least 10 billion dollars in revenue. We can do it, we can start today, we do not need approval from anyone. We are only limited by how many men can see this message, that is all. If this message is shared enough we will reach that goal. Men are tired of being under attack, now there is something you can do about it to make your voice heard louder than any tweets.

Here is a list of items that you might buy that I ask you find an alternative product for. Giving any money to P&G is like paying someone to attack men every day.

The Wiki list of brands they own is not accurate. For example, they no longer own Iam's, Eukanuba, Max Factor and other brands.

Please save this list, share this list and stop buying anything related to them.

I included products women use too. A small percentage of women are reflecting on their life and they know that the male and female feminists have done nothing for them. They are looking to help counter the attack on men for their own interests. For those few women they can look at the list and do their part.

When you select a new item, check the label to make sure it is not a P&G brand item.

Anything Gillette

Always (fem hygine)

Ariel (detergent)

The Art of Shaving (retail stores that sell high-end men's shaving and skin care accessories)

BOLD laundry detergent

Bounty (Paper towels etc)

Braun - This company makes a lot of products that men use, I am listing a few categories.

Shaving products

Oral products including the Oral-B brand

Coffee makers, coffee grinders, toasters, blenders, juicers

Charmin (toilet paper and more)

Cheer (laundry detergent)

Clairol (Mostly women)

CoverGirl (Women)

Crest (toothpaste and other oral hygiene products)

Dawn (dishwashing liquid)

Daz (laundry detergent)

Downy including Lenor

Dreft (laundry detergent)

Fairy (soap - washing products)

Febreze (odor eliminators)

Gain (detergent)

Head & Shoulders

Herbal Essences (Women)

Ivory (soap)

Joy (dishwashing liquid)

Luvs (diapers)

Mr. Clean

Nice 'n Easy (mostly women)

Noxzema

Oil of Olay

Old Spice (male grooming products encompassing deodorants and antiperspirants, shampoos, body washes, and soaps)

Oral-B

Pampers

Pantene

Puffs (Tissues)

Vidal Sassoon

Scope (mouthwash)

Secret (antiperspirant/deodorant - women)

SK-II (Skin care)

Swash (laundry products)

Swiffer (cleaning products)

Tampax (Fem Hygine)

Tide

There are also three financial institutions that are big shareholders in P&G. (there are many more obviously, but these three I consider major shareholders based on the current numbers anyone can view and they are companies that have end consumer products).

Vanguard

Fidelity

Bank of America

You can voice your protest to them, stop using them or never start using them. P&G did not ask before they went on the attack, we don't have to ask either. We fight back with our wallets.