Consumers vote for Gillette's 1904 razors over current

The brand recently celebrated its 110th anniversary and to show the change it has made to the lives of men (and women!) and how it has evolved over time, it posted a picture of its revolutionary process.This was the picture tweeted:https://twitter.com/Gillette/status/533756336983801856However, this was soon met with a slew of criticism with most social media fans preferring the older versions:Here are what some fans had said:https://twitter.com/kf4tqj/status/533793957692862464https://twitter.com/BaconatorShaves/status/533821944362053632https://twitter.com/rush_less/status/534013793513508865https://twitter.com/I_FlyHIGH_27/status/534084909095481345Meanwhile, it also faced a similar backlash with its picture of Facebook.The response from its Facebook fans echoed that of those on Twitter.