We Can Guess How You’ll Vote by Knowing Which of These Beauty Products You Prefer

Politico Magazine recently teamed up with Simmons Research to pinpoint the top liberal and conservative brands across 36 different categories. The survey of around 25,000 US adults broke down everything from restaurant and pet-food to shoe preferences (you can probably guess which camp favors Vans over Clarks, right?), so things got interesting, to say the least.

When it comes to beauty products, conservatives over-index the average consumer's preference to prefer Right Guard antiperspirant, and the same goes for liberals with their Burt's Bees lipstick/gloss. And that's just the beginning of what the survey found.

Conservatives over-index the average consumer's preference to prefer Right Guard antiperspirant, and the same goes for liberals with their Burt's Bees.

Other interesting (and TBH, totally stereotypically accurate) divides were between non-alcoholic beverages (liberals prefer LaCroix while conservatives like Diet Pepsi), airlines (liberals fly JetBlue while conservatives stick with Delta), fast-food joints (liberals order Starbucks and conservatives are into Bojangles'), and condiments (liberals go for Newman's Own salsa and conservatives grab Tony Chachere's seasoning). There's even a split when it comes to technology: liberals are all about that Apple, while HP and Samsung are more conservatives' speed.

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