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Stereotypical rockstar makeup men8/19/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() This can make men more prone to sensitivity, dryness, itchiness, irritation and redness. Their scalps are thicker than women’s and on average produce twice the level of oil. It’s a biological fact: men are different. Below you can see the design of the products: brown, orange, grey, and sage colors with angular shapes (on a blue background, of course). Notice the scruffiness of the men in the images, the dark blue-grey-black colors, and the use of nature. Ken Men Blo-Job Bronzing Powder (you’ve got to be kidding!):Īlso interesting is the Aveda marketing for hair and skin products aimed at men. Ken Men Cream Me Face Base (oh come on!): Studio 5ive Double Stroke Cream Mascara (get it?): Ken Men Battle Scars Healing Anti-Inflammatory Repair Cream (I guess you need this post mission): Male Species Power Face Mask (when you need a power face to go with your power tie):ĤVOO Distinct Man Confidence Corrector (because you’re going to need confidence when you go on your mission):Įner-C After Shave Mission Balm (Is the shave itself a mission or are you going on a mission after you shave? And, is it impossible?): MensGroom Time Fighter (we call it anti-aging cream): Studio Five Sport and Sun Tone Enhancer (or, as the ladies say, blush): Some of them are subtle, others not so much. Their design is interesting, but their names are the most fun. And, this is, indeed, what some companies are doing. If a company were to try to market make-up and beauty regimes to men, however, their smartest move might be to masculinize make-up. Companies, after all, could double their market if they could convince men that they, too, were unsightly without make-up. Thus far in American history, the fact that men have escaped an onslaught of advertising for beauty products is a triumph of gender ideology over capitalism. ![]()
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