Abstract: According to a survey report in South Korea, young men in South Korea are never stingy with the cost of dressing themselves up.

A survey report in South Korea shows that young men in South Korea never skimp on the cost of dressing up.

Dahong, an advertising agency, planned to release the "1923 male trend analysis report" on the 5th, calling men aged 19-23 "rare men". The most important thing for them is to dress themselves up and stand out.

The Dahong Project conducted a lifestyle survey of more than 6,000 adult men in China and a separate interview survey of 400 men aged 65,438+09-23 in Seoul, and then wrote a report based on the results of these two surveys.

The report shows that most 19-23-year-old men who just graduated from high school are very concerned about their appearance, and they spend a lot of money on this. It is reported that more than half of the men interviewed said: "As long as they can become more handsome, they will not hesitate to have plastic surgery (50.2%), and men can also make up (50.5%)." According to the survey, men aged 19-23 spend an average of 397,000 won (1 RMB 130 won) on clothes and 67,000 won on cosmetics, and 53.7% of them answered, "I don't feel sorry for the cost of dressing myself."

On the contrary, men aged 24-29 who have just entered the society spend an average of 505,000 won on clothes and 85,000 won on cosmetics, which is almost the same as that of men aged 65,438+09-23. Dahong said: "These people were born in a richer environment than before, have economic strength, and have more leisure time than those aged 24-29."