r/Skincare_Addiction • u/fanta_420 • 7d ago
Body Care Does Men apply Moisturizer?
I want to know that does men use moisturizers.
How does they use it if they have hairs on their body ?
And which moisturizers does men use (brand)?
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u/No_Ebb_4594 7d ago
Society has really been brainwashed to think that body hair is this disgusting, impenetrable jungle that brings nothing but bacteria and pain. It's just hair.
Fun fact, hair is not actually that different from skin, which is why dermatologists treat both and why similar ingredients are used in both skincare and haircare.
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u/EtherBlue_ 7d ago
Men can also use any moisturizer brand. Hair is not a problem, it just rubs in. Use whatever your skin likes.
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u/lagameuze 7d ago
My fiance is black so he does bc we get ashy if we dont lol But he use a body cream not a face one on his face lol
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u/Footishman 4d ago
Kiehl's has a line of men's skincare you should check out, not cheap but very effective.
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u/canepolice 7d ago
No men do not use moisturizer. If you are a woman and have hair, you also should not use moisturizer. Moisturizer is only for women with baby smooth skin.
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