For Beatrice Muthoni, Kenyans were a few years back ensnared by the misconstrued perception stemming from the notion that skincare for men is equivalent to a taboo.
More Kenyan men have been recently buying skincare products.
For Beatrice Muthoni, Kenyans were a few years back ensnared by the misconstrued perception stemming from the notion that skincare for men is equivalent to a taboo.
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