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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
I think that applies to any non-masculine behaviour around the world. In Vietnam my husband got laughed at when I was driving the scooter with him sitting on the back. Equally I got mocked for doing tiling and other DIY stuff in the UK.
It will be a gradual change and will depend not only on generation but also cultural norms.
I buy my husband a skincare routine, but I'm sure many of his friends would have a comment about that. But that's more of a sign of their own insecurities.
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skincarewithme56
Oily/Sensitive
Omg, that's so penetrating, if that makes sense. But yeah, toxic masculinity surrounds the world. Still, we'll just continue what makes us happy and ignore negativities😍
Btw, I love how you read my discussions, really grateful🙌
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Bazz
Dry/Resilient
I think it’s a general thing through out the world for men, even in South Korea
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skincarewithme56
Oily/Sensitive
Ohhh, I thought men would be different in South Korea as they are one of the main producers on skincare😔
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Bazz
Dry/Resilient
I think Kpop and Kdrama eludes us that South Korean men like skin care but majority just don’t really care as much.
However it is fun to see how men vew skincare differently than women. It’s actually very fascinating.
I belong in the niche group I just love having stuff on my face 😂
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angelikaamaee
Oily/Resilient
yah😂 in Philippines judgemental talaga
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skincarewithme56
Oily/Sensitive
Omg, kapwa Pinoy pala kita HAHAHA oo talaga judgemental sila kahit kelan charot😂
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