If someone had asked me a couple of years ago what I use for cosmetics, I would have answered with a loud laugh – everything except the shower sounded too funny. Five years since then, a lot has changed, so it is no longer taboo if a man uses skin hydration products. It is not even odd if you are interested in peels. Women today pay so much attention to how men take care of themselves and their skin, so this can be one of the turning points that will decide whether to get in touch with them or not.

Here are four basic products that most men use:

SPF

Sunscreen has long since ceased to be exclusively associated with the beach. If you try to lubricate one part of the face and leave one ungreased, you will already get slightly shaded parts that were unprotected from UV radiation. To avoid the harmless to more serious consequences that the sun can leave on the skin, it is not bad for these preparations to become part of your morning routine.

For those with more sensitive skin, mineral, natural sunscreens, without perfume, are recommended.

Do not skip the neck and line to the hair. It is recommended to apply the cream in thick layers, just rub them well.

Hydration products

Although this may sound too much like a woman’s thing to you – the truth is that these products are much more needed by men. As men’s skin is firmer and oilier, it needs hydration. In addition, you will alleviate and slow down the ageing of the skin with these preparations.

Women use much more complex make-up in meetings, think about it.

Concealer

We came to the product, which, however, is still too taboo, because it is about make-up. However, even a thin, imperceptible layer of concealer will give you self-confidence. Besides, the men you admire and watch most often on television – do you think they are really as flawless as they look?

Eye creams and gels

A sleepless look and swollen eyelids are something you can easily resolve by applying special gels and creams to the region around the eyes. Thanks to these preparations, you don’t have to answer the question of what you did the night before and why you look like that.