Louise O'Kane was one of many women who used men's razors for years when shaving, as they're cheaper and give a good shave.
"I realised the large household brands and companies charge a pink tax on women's products. Women are charged around 15%-20% more than men for comparable products that essentially the same thing.Read more:RSVP's Businesswoman of the Week: Alicia Law on the challenges and successes of running her own fashion boutiqueClub Gigi is a shave club for women, selling quality vegan razors cheaper than the high street brands.
To get Club Gigi started, she went to New Frontiers to learn how to get a business plan together and because to look into the market to test how the model would work and whether there was an appetite for it.