In showbiz, looking good feels like part of the daily job. Male actors are expected to keep clean skin, stay fit, and look sharp whenever they step out. But actor McCoy de Leon is here to change how guys look at grooming and taking care of themselves.
Working with Kutis By Kei for their new campaign, McCoy wants men to know that taking care of their skin is not a sign of weakness. Early in his career, he felt the heavy push to fit a perfect image. Even with a family history in theater, entering showbiz brought new expectations that he still feels today. Instead of letting that push him down, he uses it as a way to learn and grow with every acting project he takes on.
Life changed even more for McCoy when he became a father. Becoming a dad shifted how he sees true confidence. For him, looking after his physical and mental health is necessary so he can be strong for his loved ones. He believes that taking care of yourself is the first step to taking care of the people who matter most to you.
Aging and physical changes do not scare him anymore. He used to treat skin care as a work chore, but now he views it as a simple act of love for himself. Taking care of his body reflects how he thinks about life. It is no longer about trying to impress other people, but about feeling comfortable in his own skin.
Kutis by Kei ambassadors McCoy De Leon, Charlie Dizon and Dr. Kei George Rebolledo
McCoy points out that guys usually suffer in silence when it comes to their looks. Men are taught to act tough and hide their flaws, which makes it hard to talk about feeling unsure of themselves. He hopes to break this old way of thinking and show that taking care of your body actually builds real strength and self-respect.
To help guys feel good without hiding behind heavy makeup or online filters, Kutis By Kei created their bare skin campaign. Founder Dr. Kei George Rebolledo shares that true beauty comes from having healthy skin that makes you feel good every day.
McCoy keeps his feet on the ground by leaning on his family. He knows that fame does not last forever, so he always stays close to his roots. By speaking up, he hopes more men will drop their guards, take care of their skin, and feel good about who they are.
