Capturing the male demographic with workout-friendly athleisure skincare products
The desire to lead healthier, more active lifestyles has driven the athleisure trend in the personal care space.
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The desire to lead healthier, more active lifestyles has driven the athleisure trend in the personal care space.
Men have always been a hard demographic for personal care brands to crack, with grooming routines traditionally being limited to simple shaving and hair care products.
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Baby care manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, is tapping into the flourishing ‘athleisure’ trend taking the personal care sector by storm with the launch of its ‘active kids’ shampoo range.