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While we've come a long way, most men have little idea how to properly take care of their skin for improved comfort, appearance and better shaves. And while there's a million and two articles out there outlining solid men's skincare routines, we thought we'd make things a tad more simple by just telling you what you should and shouldn't do to get your face looking and feeling 100.
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Moisturize daily, ideally with a product that hasSPF. No arguing this one, it'll keep you looking younger.
Use atoner. First, find out what a toner is and then, use one pretty regularly.
Exfoliate your face with agentle scrub2-3 times per week. It'll help with ingrown hairs and help every other skin product you use work better.
Eye creamsseem like a stretch for a lot of guys, but they work and do a great job of hiding a hangover or lack of sleep. Tap them on gently.
Assume that you don't need anSPF productjust because it's cloudy out. You still need it.
Drink too much alcohol. Moderation is OK, but too much is going to leave your skin looking sub par in the long run.
Apply any products that make you look greasy.
Over-pluck or over-wax your eyebrows.
Ignore your forehead. That needs to be washed and moisturized too.
This article was written and appeared on mike@groominglounge.com. Grooming Lounge and our Founder, Mike Gilman, were quoted a lot, so we borrowed the article. Giving them credit -- hope it's OK.
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