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Because of various cultural issues I think men have been far less likely to moisturize their faces or really do "skincare" in general relative to women. I do th
by JohnBooty 3y ago
Because of various cultural issues I think men have been far less likely to moisturize their faces or really do "skincare" in general relative to women. I do think it has been changing over the last few decades.
Maybe I'm wrong, but that is my overwhelming impression.
- noman-land 3y agoI'm mostly curious about what you use and how you do it. It's not typical to talk about these things especially here, so it's an interesting topic.
- JohnBooty 3y agoI love to talk about it because one of those "I wish somebody would have told me this" things. I hope it can help in some way. I use this, which is a "body conditioner", but I mean really - there's nothing special about the skin on your face. I don't find this to cause acne whatsoever. In the dry winter air I do this every day. In warmer months I don't always do it. A $40 container lasts me > 1 year. https://www.lushusa.com/shower/body-butters-conditioners-1/ros-argan/9999907035.html https://www.lushusa.com/shower/body-butters-conditioners-1/r... 1. Wash face with soap and water 2. Spend some time rubbing the lotion into your face. 30 seconds? 1 minute? Unscientifically, I suspect the massage here is beneficial. 3. Use a clean washcloth to wipe off any extra that wasn't absorbed