Male grooming forums?

helpimcrap · 13 Dec 2006 at 15:21

The_blue said:
I must be a sicko as i read Male groming as in the same way as child grooming.

(Still would have ment he was gaying us up!)

hehe... i read it that way too. :eek:

Eriedor · 13 Dec 2006 at 15:26

really need to stop this metrosexual trend before it becomes too prolific imo.

I do have moisturiser but its prescription for my eczema. Apart from tht grooming for me is a **/shower and a shave.

ok maybe im simplifying too much i do use rework wax to style my hair into a rugged mess.

No swearing

Gilly

/edit i starred out two of the letters comeon!

Clark Nova · 13 Dec 2006 at 15:35

Kreeeee said:
I wholeheartedly concur!

It's such a huge waste of money for a product that doesn't work. I'd have thought that most men would find this obvious but apparantely not

It doesn't work for great nig crevices across your face or anything like that. If it did I can assure you it would be far more expensive. It has got rid of some of the fine lines around my eyes though, crows feet I guess you would call them. I was dubious about it myself but my wife insists it has helped so I'll keep using it.

I don't really care what you lot think about it either

helpimcrap · 13 Dec 2006 at 15:47

shifty_uk said:
I would rather go to a stylist and pay £40 for a nice style, than go to a barbers and pay £7 for a short back and sides.

BigDannyO · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:05

shifty_uk said:
It's nearly 2007, stop living in the past.

shifty_uk said:
I'm definitely not gay, and I'm totally against it,

Sorry but this really made me chuckle!

Clipsey · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:16

lol at this thread. Almost a classic youngsters vs. the oldies

But i see no harm in taking a bit more care in ones appearance with out going over board.

Oh and its called man-scaping not grooming

neil3k · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:23

Sp00n · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:24

Well at least you can admit it neil

Gilly · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:28

Clipsey said:
lol at this thread. Almost a classic youngsters vs. the oldies

Unless you're talking about values rather than actual ages I don't see it.

Unless, of course, 26 is an oldie and 23 is a youngster...

Sp00n · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:28

Either way gilly your old

Gilly · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:30

Sp00n said:
Either way gilly your old

You're only as old as the woman you feel.

Making me younger than you

Sp00n · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:30

Gilly said:
You're only as old as the woman you feel.

Making me younger than you

Paedo?

Gilly · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:31

Thought your lass was your age?

Assuming she hasn't finished you again...

Sp00n · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:33

No no, 5 years in january but i did slip up a couple years back with a 16 y/o.

I guess you win.

*sends pipe and slippers through the post*

a1ex2001 · 13 Dec 2006 at 16:48

It's a slippery slope this if you ask me, first it's a bit of moisturiser to keep your skin soft then some anti-wrinkle cream to get rid of your crows feet. Before you no it you'll need a bit of blusher to put some colour in your cheeks and some lippy to keep them looking right.

I'm staying over here on the Man side of the fence shaving, showering and basic hair styling are acceptable anything more is a dangeous area only frequented by metro's.

Daveyboy · 13 Dec 2006 at 17:55

Sp00n said:
wrinkle cream is just another way to scam the insecure people in this world.

nail. head. direct hit.

Nozzer · 13 Dec 2006 at 18:17

Vegeta said:
All these MEN accusing us of being gay - I THINK YOU ARE, I dont understand whats wrong about trying to look good for the ladies?

They're the ones who never get any bedroom action and are lashing out because they can't understand why women don't like REAL MEN (read: greasy, fat, hairy blokes).

reflex · 13 Dec 2006 at 18:25

lmao your all gays! Arguing like bloody woman!