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I think that most males would enjoy beauty products, though. Even current trends in marketing point out that men also want to take care of their skin, among other things. If they had the option and weren't raised to think it was womanly (or gay), you can't convince me that most men would not buy and use more products. And I'm not stereotyping, because I also fully acknowledge that there are plenty of women who don't enjoy beauty products, either. I just know that current numbers are significantly skewed because of societal pressure. I also majored in cultural anthropology, so this is not something that I'll concede.
I don't believe in many inherent differences among males and females. Too much evidence points in this direction.
Haha, well at least I won't be the only one. I want more of these.
Can we let this one go, please?I think that most males would enjoy beauty products, though. Even current trends in marketing point out that men also want to take care of their skin, among other things. If they had the option and weren't raised to think it was womanly (or gay), you can't convince me that most men would not buy and use more products. And I'm not stereotyping, because I also fully acknowledge that there are plenty of women who don't enjoy beauty products, either. I just know that current numbers are significantly skewed because of societal pressure. I also majored in cultural anthropology, so this is not something that I'll concede.
It's starting to change. Recently I've seen a commercial for L'oreal's True Match makeup that had a couple of guys in it. I thought that was pretty cool.I disagree. And please don't see this as me hating on you, because that's not how I want it to come across at all. I just know so many males who have gotten into their sister's, girlfriend's, mother's (etc, whatever) beauty creams that I can't even count. Because they want to address the same kind of issues women do. Dry skin, oily skin, they want softer skin, they want to cover a pimple (etc).
@loki3404 Maybe not makeup specifically, but that's why I said "beauty products". Even though I do also know some straight men that would enjoy makeup - but not nearly to the same degree as general beauty products.
I will argue, though, that the only reason men don't/can't enjoy makeup itself is mainly due to how males are raised and is nothing inherent.
Didn't get it either. Thought I actually did pretty well on the test, even if I don't wear makeup all that often. :/ RIP.
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I mean you make a fair point. I think it's a topic to reflect on. I do agree that current numbers are significantly skewed because of societal pressure. There's no doubt about that. Honestly, there's no evidence to prove either of our standpoints if you took out the societal pressure/upbringing aspect. I can say a lot of men would still not buy beauty/makeup products and you can say they would. It's a valuable discussion with no real answer I thinkI think that most males would enjoy beauty products, though. Even current trends in marketing point out that men also want to take care of their skin, among other things. If they had the option and weren't raised to think it was womanly (or gay), you can't convince me that most men would not buy and use more products. And I'm not stereotyping, because I also fully acknowledge that there are plenty of women who don't enjoy beauty products, either. I just know that current numbers are significantly skewed because of societal pressure. I also majored in cultural anthropology, so this is not something that I'll concede.
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