NEW YORK, NEW YORK — More than seven in 10 (73%) Gen Z and millennial men admit they need an intervention when it comes to their self-care habits. In a recent survey of 2,000 men ages 18–26 and 27–42, over two in five (42%) revealed they need someone to confront them about their skin care regimen or lack thereof, as well as their diet (42%). Other aspects of their lives in need of an intervention include fitness levels (37%) and how much sleep they get (34%).

Amazingly, only 54 percent of young men brush their teeth daily, with far less washing their face (35%), flossing (30%), or moisturizing (19%).

Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of CeraVe, the survey also discovered that a third (33%) have no skincare routine at all. Forty-two percent first began practicing skin care between the ages of 15 and 17. What influenced men to start taking care of their skin? A first date (50%) and their first job (48%).

Still, half of men polled would rather go […]

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