http://news.yahoo.com/korean-men-makeup-foundation-success-051134289.html
try not to throw up!
The march of faggotry continues unabated....Can't be long before the 'flower men' trend hits the US. I say give it 2-3 years...hollywood homos will start the trend, ad companies will take up the lead....and hermaphrodites will reign supreme....this is some fookery right here!
"In 2002, large numbers were attracted to a hero of South Korea's World Cup soccer team, Ahn Jung-hwan, who became a leading member of the so-called "flower men" — a group of exceptionally good-looking, smooth-skinned, fashionable sports stars and celebrities who found great success selling male cosmetics. Men everywhere began striving to look like them, with the encouragement of the women around them, and a trend was born.
Kim Jong-hoon, a 27-year-old tech industry worker in Paju, said the endless media exposure to famous men with perfect skin helped steer his progression from soap and water to an elaborate regime that includes as many as eight steps, from cleanser to eye cream and lotion to a small amount of makeup powder.
"My skin wasn't bad, but the media constantly sends the message that skin is one of the most important things, so I wanted to take care of it," Kim said.
Once an oddity, men using makeup is now commonplace.
It's also a good source of conversation, said Kim Ae-kyung, 35, a female office worker.
"I feel like I have more to talk about with guys who use makeup — we have more in common," Kim said."
try not to throw up!
The march of faggotry continues unabated....Can't be long before the 'flower men' trend hits the US. I say give it 2-3 years...hollywood homos will start the trend, ad companies will take up the lead....and hermaphrodites will reign supreme....this is some fookery right here!
"In 2002, large numbers were attracted to a hero of South Korea's World Cup soccer team, Ahn Jung-hwan, who became a leading member of the so-called "flower men" — a group of exceptionally good-looking, smooth-skinned, fashionable sports stars and celebrities who found great success selling male cosmetics. Men everywhere began striving to look like them, with the encouragement of the women around them, and a trend was born.
Kim Jong-hoon, a 27-year-old tech industry worker in Paju, said the endless media exposure to famous men with perfect skin helped steer his progression from soap and water to an elaborate regime that includes as many as eight steps, from cleanser to eye cream and lotion to a small amount of makeup powder.
"My skin wasn't bad, but the media constantly sends the message that skin is one of the most important things, so I wanted to take care of it," Kim said.
Once an oddity, men using makeup is now commonplace.
It's also a good source of conversation, said Kim Ae-kyung, 35, a female office worker.
"I feel like I have more to talk about with guys who use makeup — we have more in common," Kim said."