While it is slowly being accepted that good skincare is no longer the domain of women, some feel that men’s grooming habits are still falling short. Well known barber, Daniel Rouah, claims in online reports that men still have a problem getting information on how to take care of themselves. "There is no one to tell them what products are available, how to get rid of acne or dandruff, what is the correct way to shave…” he is quoted as saying.

In his estimation, around 80 percent of bearded men do not know how to shave correctly. Rouah also noted that a man spends 4,382 minutes of his life trimming his beard. Rouah has extensive experience in men’s grooming, and opened the first skincare salon in England. “Hair and Skincare” Mr. Rouah says, “are now accepted as part of a man`s daily preparation.”

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