Moisteriser for men,sensible skin-care or gay?
13 January 2006, 12:25 PM
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I was using some because I get dry skin round my nose in winter...It seems that your skin gets used to it, I didn't put any on for a couple of days and my face turned into a Ginsters pasty 
13 January 2006, 01:20 PM
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Steady on folks, we will be back to an old thread on should men shave/trim/or leave alone down below in minute.
Virgin cosmetics do a nice mens range now (or so the wife told me)
Virgin cosmetics do a nice mens range now (or so the wife told me)
13 January 2006, 01:51 PM
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I don't moisturise, but I do use Clinique pre and post shave products.
What anyone thinks of that, I couldn't care less and wouldn't give it a second thought, and I certainly wouldn't have time to think about how personal skin care dictates sexual preference....... This may be because I am confident with my sexuality, and being married doesn't leave me to think I am missing "something" and therefore I don't get worked up about what other men may or may not do in their bathrooms or bedrooms.
What anyone thinks of that, I couldn't care less and wouldn't give it a second thought, and I certainly wouldn't have time to think about how personal skin care dictates sexual preference....... This may be because I am confident with my sexuality, and being married doesn't leave me to think I am missing "something" and therefore I don't get worked up about what other men may or may not do in their bathrooms or bedrooms.
13 January 2006, 02:34 PM
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Just got Shisheido stuff. Seems OK.
BTW, jury please note that at 37 I probably have worse skin than your average 15 yr old, so mine's for medical use only. It's sensitive, dry, and tough, and bits of bristle ingrowing REALLY aren't very nice.
I doubt it'll work, but I'll try it for a few weeks before relegating it to the cupboard with the rest of the stuff.
BTW, jury please note that at 37 I probably have worse skin than your average 15 yr old, so mine's for medical use only. It's sensitive, dry, and tough, and bits of bristle ingrowing REALLY aren't very nice.
I doubt it'll work, but I'll try it for a few weeks before relegating it to the cupboard with the rest of the stuff.
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