Pink tax

Charging more for pink razors or other items marketed to women will become illegal in California on January 1. Often called the "pink tax," the practice of charging different prices for men and women for similar goods and services will no longer be tolerated in the state.

'Pink tax' angers women from New York to London

Gender-based pricing, also known as “pink tax,” is an upcharge on products intended for women with only cosmetic differences than products intended for men. In other words, it’s not actually a tax but a way for private companies to make more money. Find out how these price discrepancies affect consumers.

Over the course of a year, the average woman pays an additional $1,351 for basic items and services. And, we’re not just talking feminine hygiene products here, we are also talking about it as it applies to toys geared for girls, dry cleaning, clothing, and more. While it’s bad enough that a gender pay gap

pink tax

If you are amazed by the amount of tax that is taken out of your paycheck each month, well, ladies, get ready to tack on another, known as the “pink tax.” Women are unknowingly paying a higher percentage for a lot of the same products that their male counterpart are paying for.

A set of vector illustrations utilizing a limited color palette, which accompanies different sections on a website that provides information and statistics on the pink tax.

Pink Tax refers to practice of charging more for women's products than nearly identical male products, like deodorant and razors.

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Do women pay more for the same product a man buys? Learn what the pink tax is, if you're paying it, and how to avoid it right now.