Moisturising?

[Dirty Boy]

But do any of you guys moisturise and use these types of products?

I have some Clinique and Shiseido supplies, like the Clinique scruffing lotion and Shiseido pre/post shaving and revitaliser etc.

My wife thinks i'm quite rare, but given the number of products out there, I can't be alone, can I?

[Sixpackpert]

Gay

Edited by Sixpackpert on Thursday 30th October 17:11

[OllieWinchester]

GHEYER

[grumbledoak]

Dirty Boy said:

But do any of you guys moisturise and use these types of products?

I have some Clinique and Shiseido supplies, like the Clinique scruffing lotion and Shiseido pre/post shaving and revitaliser etc.

My beard thinks i'm quite rare, but given the number of products out there, I can't be alone, can I?

EFA.

Ponce.

[OJ]

I occasionally get mugged by the girlfriend...

I used to use Clinique stuff... Not any more though as I've succeeded in pulling thus it is rendered no longer necessary!

[Rob.]

You`re not alone. I too use Clinique for men shaving products and some Clarins for men products too.

[HundredthIdiot]

Scruffing lotion? FFS man.

Skin products are for people (mostly women) who need to fix damage done by other skin products.

[Dirty Boy]

Rob. said:

You`re not alone. I too use Clinique for men shaving products and some Clarins for men products too.

Thank fk for that

We must unite




Not in a gay way though

[arryb]

Occasionally use Vaseline for men body lotion and Nivea for men face moisteriser - but only usually when my skin feels a bit dry

[Badgerboy]

Nivea stuff after I have shaved my head, (Wet shave) or my skin goes all dry and nasty.

Otherwise, no.

[guffhoover]

Dirty Boy said:

But do any of you guys moisturise and use these types of products?

I have some Clinique and Shiseido supplies, like the Clinique scruffing lotion and Shiseido pre/post shaving and revitaliser etc.

My wife thinks i'm quite rare, but given the number of products out there, I can't be alone, can I?

<mates @ pub> "Alright mate; you look a bit down!"

<You> "I've had a bad day"

<mates> "How so"

<You> "I ran out of Shiseido post shaving revitaliser"

<mates> "Bummer"

[Six Fiend]

HundredthIdiot said:

Scruffing lotion? FFS man.

Skin products are for people (mostly women) who need to fix damage done by other skin products.

Nah, long term medication can cause nasty problems. I do a great Dennis Potter I'm not careful to follow the routine!

[Lois22]

You guys should moisturise, it's only those scared of their inner gay feelings that try and fight it!

[Dirty Boy]

HundredthIdiot said:

Scruffing lotion? FFS man.

Skin products are for people (mostly women) who need to fix damage done by other skin products.

No because men don't use make-up to clogg their pores and st.

I guess i'm desperately trying to stay looking young.

PS 6,000 posts bhes, fook yeah!

[ipwn]

Yes due to ingrowing hairs on my neck when shaving.

[Dupont666]

I use nivea and sometimes L'Occitane, but the latter was bought for me by the OH and she likes the fact i look after myself.

[jacobyte]

Have you tried using Anusol?

[8Ace]

What exactly is scruffing lotion? Unless you sell the Big Issue, wouldn't de-scruffing lotion be more appropriate?

[Dirty Boy]

guffhoover said:

<mates @ pub> "Alright mate; you look a bit down!"

<You> "I've had a bad day"

<mates> "How so"

<You> "I ran out of Shiseido post shaving revitaliser"

<mates> "Bummer"

I appreciate your concern, but I order in advance of running out, ultimate efficiency you see.

Nice first post though

[Gillet]

come on, you guys seriously embaraced about the fact other blokes use moisturiser?

its like my brother who still thinks its gay to wear a pink shirt to work, but thinks its perfectly straight to have an earing, wierdo!!

I've been using moisturiser since i was 16, and never had a problem admitting it. Trust me, more people use it than you think, and after 10 years of use i can confirm that it does NOT make you gay.

You are not alone, and Nivea for men range is the best, tried that L'Oreal stuff, but its 2 or 3 times more than any other.