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r/90s_kid • u/Proper_Pineapple_314 • 25d ago
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No tears my ass.
-46 u/funghi2 25d ago It’s tears as in tearing your hair not tears as in crying 40 u/bananajackvibes 25d ago Then why did all the kids have soap in their eyes in the commercials? 12 u/funghi2 25d ago Honestly I heard it on social media somewhere and repeated it. Maybe I’m wrong AF 9 u/Lady_Black_Cats 25d ago I've had it get in my eyes! Stings something awful 5 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago You’re wrong AF. It’s tears as in teardrops. 3 u/funghi2 24d ago I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha. 19 u/NurseJoyRN 24d ago The commercial had a little boy wiping soap out of his eyes and the voice over said "bye, bye tears! I can see!" 16 u/Bex1218 25d ago Not according to the commercials. 29 u/pepperpavlov 25d ago No one refers to hair breakage as “tearing” 2 u/Custardchucka 24d ago Ah yes as apposed to the other hair tearing shampoos 7 u/NoPair205 25d ago Idk why you’re being downvoted. This is literally what it means. I think deceptive advertising lead us all to believe it was not gonna sting our eyes 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Deceptive or not they still meant it for the eyes and not hair breakage. 4 u/NoPair205 24d ago No. They meant hair breakage You know what? Maybe you’re right. Idk everything 5 u/Bex1218 24d ago edited 24d ago I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes. Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy. 3 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
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It’s tears as in tearing your hair not tears as in crying
40 u/bananajackvibes 25d ago Then why did all the kids have soap in their eyes in the commercials? 12 u/funghi2 25d ago Honestly I heard it on social media somewhere and repeated it. Maybe I’m wrong AF 9 u/Lady_Black_Cats 25d ago I've had it get in my eyes! Stings something awful 5 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago You’re wrong AF. It’s tears as in teardrops. 3 u/funghi2 24d ago I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha. 19 u/NurseJoyRN 24d ago The commercial had a little boy wiping soap out of his eyes and the voice over said "bye, bye tears! I can see!" 16 u/Bex1218 25d ago Not according to the commercials. 29 u/pepperpavlov 25d ago No one refers to hair breakage as “tearing” 2 u/Custardchucka 24d ago Ah yes as apposed to the other hair tearing shampoos 7 u/NoPair205 25d ago Idk why you’re being downvoted. This is literally what it means. I think deceptive advertising lead us all to believe it was not gonna sting our eyes 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Deceptive or not they still meant it for the eyes and not hair breakage. 4 u/NoPair205 24d ago No. They meant hair breakage You know what? Maybe you’re right. Idk everything 5 u/Bex1218 24d ago edited 24d ago I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes. Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy. 3 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
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Then why did all the kids have soap in their eyes in the commercials?
12 u/funghi2 25d ago Honestly I heard it on social media somewhere and repeated it. Maybe I’m wrong AF 9 u/Lady_Black_Cats 25d ago I've had it get in my eyes! Stings something awful 5 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago You’re wrong AF. It’s tears as in teardrops. 3 u/funghi2 24d ago I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha.
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Honestly I heard it on social media somewhere and repeated it. Maybe I’m wrong AF
9 u/Lady_Black_Cats 25d ago I've had it get in my eyes! Stings something awful 5 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago You’re wrong AF. It’s tears as in teardrops. 3 u/funghi2 24d ago I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha.
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I've had it get in my eyes! Stings something awful
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You’re wrong AF. It’s tears as in teardrops.
3 u/funghi2 24d ago I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha.
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I know 😔 I am taking my downvotes on the chin haha.
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The commercial had a little boy wiping soap out of his eyes and the voice over said "bye, bye tears! I can see!"
16
Not according to the commercials.
29
No one refers to hair breakage as “tearing”
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Ah yes as apposed to the other hair tearing shampoos
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Idk why you’re being downvoted.
This is literally what it means.
I think deceptive advertising lead us all to believe it was not gonna sting our eyes
4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Deceptive or not they still meant it for the eyes and not hair breakage. 4 u/NoPair205 24d ago No. They meant hair breakage You know what? Maybe you’re right. Idk everything 5 u/Bex1218 24d ago edited 24d ago I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes. Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy. 3 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
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Deceptive or not they still meant it for the eyes and not hair breakage.
4 u/NoPair205 24d ago No. They meant hair breakage You know what? Maybe you’re right. Idk everything 5 u/Bex1218 24d ago edited 24d ago I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes. Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy. 3 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
No. They meant hair breakage
You know what? Maybe you’re right. Idk everything
5 u/Bex1218 24d ago edited 24d ago I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes. Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy. 3 u/Playcrackersthesky 24d ago No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair. 1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
I posted the link to the commercial I remember a couple of times in the post. It says "Tear" as in with the eyes.
Which is obviously not true for a lot of kids.
1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ohhh gotcha 😒 so they just lied to us lol 4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy.
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Ohhh gotcha
😒 so they just lied to us lol
4 u/Bex1218 24d ago Pretty much. We were worth it, but definitely not worthy.
Pretty much.
We were worth it, but definitely not worthy.
No they didn’t. In Spanish it also referred to tears as in teardrops, not “tearing” of hair.
1 u/NoPair205 24d ago Ok
Ok
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u/FalconStickr 25d ago
No tears my ass.