Information skin care
Although most skin care information is for women, the truth is that both men and women want a healthy, radiant skin.
The only reason most articles and books for women is that women show more interest in the products of skin care and are willing to spend more money to look beautiful.
I have to admit, I used to have this bias, too. It’s not something I’m proud to admit it. It was just a cultural unconscious bias that I did not even know me entertained.
I used to believe that men were simply not interested in the shoes of great beyond having a good shave. One day at a party, a friend asked him jokingly after I had just graduated from a college of beauty, if I share my beauty secrets with my husband at that time. He said something to the effect that men were simply not interested in skin care. We had a long discussion, it was warm in the car at night after the party of my contempt for their feelings.
After that incident, I researched skin care for men and to my surprise, found that men are so keen to have beautiful skin as women, but simply feel inhibited in using skin cleansers, moisturizers, tonics and due to cultural conditioning.
I also learned that there was a small line, but active, cosmetics for men to keep their skin young and healthy.
Biologically, too, though in general women seem to have smoother skin than men, there really is not much difference in human skin between the genders.
Then I opened my own mind, something interesting happened: my clientele skin care for women was only to include men. Although, as expected, is still mostly women, who had many remarkable therapeutic advances in skin care for men.
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