That men’s grooming has now broken all taboos is a well-known fact, and the most recent data confirms this very clearly. To cite a 2025 study conducted by Bread Financial and brand Ulta Beauty on the U.S. market, it found that men now spend about $90 a month on beauty, surpassing the female average of $80 for the first time. Their focus is particularly on hair products, advanced skincare, fragrances and massages with a holistic approach, experienced as a source of instant gratification and a tool to regain mental serenity. <\/p>\n\n
Today, in 2026, once this awareness is consolidated, the trend evolves further toward a collective dimension, and what we are discovering is the joy of sharing. In a historical period dominated by “looksmaxxing,” where the quest for aesthetic improvement at any cost often becomes a source of stress, more relaxed beauty counter-trends are emerging, born not out of anxiety about appearing but out of the pure pleasure of self-care. <\/p>\n\n
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