The E-Boy aesthetic is a youth subculture that has recently emerged on the internet. Similar to E-Girl and E-Kid trends, it emphasizes an amalgamation of alternative, grunge, and internet culture – including fashion styles resembling modern day grunge like striped clothes, dyed hair, tattoos beneath eyes, piercings, etc. Additionally, its association has been linked with drug abuse and suicide attempts.

Gen Z Soft Boy aesthetic is a youth culture defined by an expression of sensitivity, vulnerability and self-expression. While earlier generations’ aesthetics often had to represent full identities, Gen Z’s reduced level of commitment allows individuals to switch styles without feeling like something important has been lost. Cottagecore or western gothic looks one day may transition seamlessly to minimalist or vintage aesthetics the next without feeling lost or incomplete in life.

As skincare professionals, this change in how we define beauty can have profound ramifications for their work. By adopting gender-neutral or masculine aesthetics into their service offerings, estheticians can better meet male client needs while challenging traditional gender stereotypes. However, estheticians should keep in mind that creating relationships with male clients differs significantly than with female ones, making understanding male/masculine aesthetic essential in creating an inclusive space and safe atmosphere – for instance avoiding overfeminizing male facial features or body language so men feel at ease with themselves and can make their lives much simpler and simpler than before!