Skin care routine for guys? Help me, Ladies!

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All you need to do is wash your face every day, that is, wash your face in the morning, afternoon and evening, preferably with high-quality soap.

This is surely one the the most pathetic threads of all time on letsrun. I thought I had a low opinion of the board before reading this tripe, but wow. You have outdone yourselves girls.

Thanks for sharing. i try a small skincare routine.

I think we all thought that until he threw the chainsaw down the stairs.

You could always be my like my ex and hardly ever go outdoors? Resign from your job and take up an indoor hobby?

Alternatively, you could just use sunscreen, any daily moisturiser and the very occasional exfoliation. Thats what I do and I'm a, woman with great skin. The stuff about ice cubes is just weird and will have a temporary effect at best. To increase blood flow, you're better using heat to open the pores if you must do that kind of thing. But honestly who can be bothered? Any amount of alcohol is bad for your skin, but you many not wish to lead an abstinent lifestyle.

You need a daily facial finished off with a robust string of pearls. Then go to brunch with your boyfriend.

Brutal but true!

You’re right this time!

Wear SPF every day. 90% of skin aging is caused by UV damage.

Cleanse your face 1-2x/day.

After cleansing, apply a serum. Vitamin C, or Zinc in the AM, exfoliant in the PM. Only do chemical exfoliants 3x/week tops.

After cleansing, do a moisturizer.

After moisturizing, in the AM, put on an SPF (not lotion with SPF, an actual SPF)

You have to play around with products for a bit to find the ones that work for you. Don't believe marketing gimmicks about this or that brand. The Ordinary is great cause their stuff is really cheap. For drug store stuff, Cerave works great for some.

Honestly if you cleanse, moisturize, and SPF that is 90% of it, the rest will take you to 100%. But only if you started as a teenager... You can reverse some aging with retinol, but generally the damage is not reversible.

And honestly, always put on a sports sunscreen before going out for a run. ALWAYS. At least on your face. You will be glad you did when you are older. I know guys who are 40 who look like they are 70 - tons of fine lines and sun damage. I look like I'm 25, I'm mid 30's now.

If your intention is to look better, so that you're more attractive to women, then asking women for skincare advice is kind of undoing any gains you may will make in that area.

My advice would be to wear sunscreen - and maybe try to be a little less vain.

Of course, I'm happy to help! A good skincare routine is important for everyone, regardless of gender. Here are some basic steps you can follow for a simple and effective skincare routine:
1. Cleanse: The first step in any skincare routine is to cleanse your skin. Choose a gentle cleanser that is appropriate for your skin type. Wet your face with warm water and apply the cleanser, massaging it into your skin in circular motions. Rinse with cool water and pat your skin dry.
2. Exfoliate: Exfoliating helps to remove dead skin cells and unclog pores. Use a gentle exfoliating scrub once or twice a week, depending on your skin type. Apply the scrub to your wet face and massage it in gently using circular motions. Rinse with cool water and pat your skin dry.
3. Moisturize: Moisturizing helps to hydrate your skin and keep it looking healthy. Choose a moisturizer that is appropriate for your skin type and apply it to your face and neck after cleansing and exfoliating. Be sure to choose a moisturizer with SPF if you'll be spending time in the sun.
4. Sunscreen: It's important to protect your skin from the sun's harmful rays. Choose a sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and apply it to your face and neck every day, even if it's cloudy outside.
5. Eye cream: The skin around your eyes is delicate and requires special care. Choose an eye cream that is appropriate for your skin type and apply it to your under-eye area using your ring finger.

I don't agree as he is unlikely to be asking the women he wants to date about this!

Don't use psyop sunscreen and definitely don't see a dermatologist. If you're pale skinned and living in a hot climate then that's just bad luck, your skin isn't conducive to that weather. Sunscreen is a carcinogenic killer, anyone who uses it its just natural selection at this point. Dermatologist are con men for big pharma. They will put you on some drug that will damage you.