Despite the downturn in plastic surgery according to the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), here at NU FACE we are experiencing a sharp rise in request from our male patients for non-surgical ageing advice.
We live in a world where the US male grooming industry is worth close to $50bn last year with moisturisers, pomades, body hair removal products and blemish concealer populating increasing areas of physical and digital shelf space. Retail sales of male grooming products at Procter & Gamble, including its Gillette brand, are more than $11bn, while Unilever, which sells the Lynx brands, sold nearly $5bn in 2015. Grooming is a good business to be in right now.
And we say that there is nothing wrong with getting rid of the beast and finding the best version of you. It is more and more common for men to invest in anti-wrinkle injections and to get their skincare regime on point with professional products like Obagi.
Go on then, tackle the skin damage from your shave routine and the sun which can’t be fixed with the soap and water, you need targeted products to help protect and restore. And with the fashion of more Men shunning the razor and embracing the facial hair, then cleansing your beard and skin properly is a must. So taking all this into account PLUS Men are usually more likely to not use a sunscreen then probably more men need facial treatments than women, thanks to their coarser skin, larger pores, hairy faces and increased chance of sun damage.
