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Nivea and Dove are pretty good. Everyone's skin's different so you just have to try a few brands until you find one that's right for you!
Do you moisturize?
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Nivea and Dove are pretty good. Everyone's skin's different so you just have to try a few brands until you find one that's right for you!
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I'm ashamed to say that I do moisturise after shaving...
The Nivea for men stuff, but going by popular opinion, I still think that makes me a gayer?
Edit: I don't really drink much water, just tea/coffee, don't think caffeine beverages are the way forward.
The Nivea for men stuff, but going by popular opinion, I still think that makes me a gayer?
Edit: I don't really drink much water, just tea/coffee, don't think caffeine beverages are the way forward.
At least once a day for the past 10-15 years. Boots Botanics: Blemish Prone Day Moisturiser (SPF 15).
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I use oil of naow.. 
WTF is all the world coming to
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We're gonna have to call this place Homoclockers at this rate.
Hey you're on to something there. That has a nice ring to it.
What do you gents recommend covering yourself in after a shower? I'm sure I'm at a disadvantage being hairy. I have to use half a bottle to get a decent covering. Maybe I should try moisturising shower gel instead.
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Men moisturise, for whatever reason, and this is still a 'homo' thing? Seriously?
Never for purely cosmetic reasons, there's no need, at least for me.
The only time I do is during extreme cold weather as I cycle 10 miles to work and it can cause dry skin, I use E45 during that time as a matter of necessity.
Each to their own, but if you're spending a load of time or money on it as a bloke I would question that.
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The only time I do is during extreme cold weather as I cycle 10 miles to work and it can cause dry skin, I use E45 during that time as a matter of necessity.
Each to their own, but if you're spending a load of time or money on it as a bloke I would question that.
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