A research undertaken amongst more than 7,000 men aged between 18-34 years old across the UK, France, Russia, Japan, Italy, German and China has found that 34% of men consider their skin to be sensitive.This is becoming a top concern among men and is potentially impacting their behaviour, with the survey finding that dry, sensitive or slightly red skin would make 52% of men feel self- conscious during a date, heading for a job interview (50%) and on a night out with friends (32%). Additionally, 21% of those surveyed said skin issues would make them feel self-conscious if they were playing sport.คำพูดจาก สล็อตpg
The majority of men (57%) blame the weather when it comes to their skin, and over 55% believe getting sweaty has an effect on how their skin feelsคำพูดจาก เว็บตรง true wallet. Surprisingly, 47% believe greasy food has an impact – despite research showing the contrary. Air conditioning and pollution are also named as factors.Men’s top skin concerns are breakouts, dryness and redness, says Braun, and only 15% identifies wrinkles as their number one worry.Meanwhile 48% of men reach for the moisturiser when their skin is feeling dry and irritated, while 35% drink more water.The research helped Braun develop a new foil shaver for men with sensitive skin. Titled Braun Series 3 ProSkin, the shaver comes with the advanced MicroComb technology, which reduces skin irritation by cutting short and long hairs simultaneously.