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Men's skin tends to be thicker, oilier, and more prone to certain concerns like ingrown hairs and post-shave irritation. Yet many men still either skip skincare entirely or use whatever's in the shower. There's a better way.
The good news: an effective men's skincare routine doesn't need to be complicated. Start simple, stay consistent.
Use a gentle face wash twice daily—morning and night. Avoid bar soap on your face (too alkaline and drying). Look for a gel or foam cleanser if you have oily or acne-prone skin; a cream cleanser if your skin is dry.
Even oily skin needs moisturizer. Skipping it causes your skin to overproduce oil in compensation. Choose a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer for daytime.
This is non-negotiable. UV damage is the primary cause of premature aging, dark spots, and skin cancer. A daily SPF 30+ moisturizer with sunscreen combined makes this step easy.
Add a retinol or retinaldehyde serum at night. Start 2–3 nights per week to let your skin adjust.
Look for a cleanser or toner with salicylic acid. A niacinamide serum can also help regulate oil and minimize pores.
A vitamin C serum in the morning brightens skin tone and provides antioxidant protection.
Shaving is a form of physical exfoliation. Protect your skin post-shave with a soothing, alcohol-free aftershave balm or a simple moisturizer. Avoid products with heavy fragrance or alcohol on freshly shaved skin.
Men make up a growing percentage of aesthetic treatment patients. Common treatments include:
- Botox — forehead lines, crow's feet, brow lifting
- Filler — jawline definition, under-eye correction
- Chemical peels — improving skin texture and tone
- Skincare consultations — prescription-grade acne or anti-aging treatment
Skin Clique providers are experienced treating all skin types and genders. Book a consultation to build a personalized plan.
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