The complete context: > For categories with ingredients data, the average pink gap is slightly larger, at 15.0%. However, when we condition on formulation, uni

The complete context: > For categories with ingredients data, the average pink gap is slightly larger, at 15.0%. However, when we condition on formulation, unit prices for women’s products are on average 0.05% less expensive per unit. This is saying that when you control for formulation, for the ingredients, the gap is 0.05%. For similar products, which is oddly shoved into an numbered footnote, > a comparison of products with comparable formulations, women’s products are 2.6% less expensive.