Despite a growing acceptance of metrosexuality, nearly 93% of male and female consumers think that men should not wear make-up. When men do use make-up, they seek discreet options that provide them with functional benefits, such as masking skin impurities, and are not overly concerned about beauty.
UK consumers still not ready for male make-up
An overwhelming majority of male and female consumers think men should not wear cosmetics
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Langan, who most recently served as Chief Marketing Officer of Face and Skincare at Evermark, will join Coty this month, overseeing the commercial strategy and brand performance of its consumer beauty business in the US