For the PH ladyboys and metrosexuals
Discussion
Looking in the mirror this morning whilst shaving, decided that ol' Mutt - actually I like that name, maybe I should change my log in, what do you think? - is beginning to look a bit craggy round the edges and perhaps nature needs a helping hand if I am to keep, ahem, my youthful good looks :).
So, PH ladyboys and metrosexuals, do you make like Beckham and moisturise? If so, what do you use, how much does it cost, and more importantly, does it work, or would a handful of old sump oil be just as effective?
So, PH ladyboys and metrosexuals, do you make like Beckham and moisturise? If so, what do you use, how much does it cost, and more importantly, does it work, or would a handful of old sump oil be just as effective?
Yep, make like beckham and moisturise.... I personally don't care what people think when they find out, Im not ashamed to admit I use these type of products.
L'oreal and nivea (sp on both probably), are good.
One plus side and the deciding factor for me using it is, Im 27 and most people still place me around the 22/23 mark and the last compliment was only was week of a pretty 22 year old women.
now going to run off and hide now
L'oreal and nivea (sp on both probably), are good.
One plus side and the deciding factor for me using it is, Im 27 and most people still place me around the 22/23 mark and the last compliment was only was week of a pretty 22 year old women.
now going to run off and hide now
cosmoschick said:
Slapping on a bit of moisturiser is hardly going to make you any less of a man. And in any case, some men wear perfume, ie, aftershave.
Actually, thinking about it - nice smelly moisturiser is the best way to go for a man.
Aftershave I find too overpowering most of the time, but perfumed moisturiser is more subtle AND keeps your cheeks oh-so soft!
AlexH said:
A mate of mine might have allegedly told me (no, really!...oh who am I kidding? ) that one of those exfoliating facial scrubs (with the little bits of grit in it) is the business if used before moisturising...
A mate of mine uses that too - really helps with the shaving (apparently). He also recommends Nivea (has tried Clinique but can't live with the cost). He also advises that dying one's hair ginger will increase the 'hottie points', turn you into a love god and provide eternal youthful looks... 
Nuggs said:
A mate of mine might have allegedly told me (no, really!...oh who am I kidding?
you lot are hilarious!!! 
I still occasionally get shaving rash, and dry skin and generally look flakey if I don't look after my skin - so moisturiser gets my vote. Simple do some stuff that does the trick.
I still wet shave with a broken bottle each morning though, if that helps. Now where did I put my thong?
I still wet shave with a broken bottle each morning though, if that helps. Now where did I put my thong?
cosmoschick said:
Slapping on a bit of moisturiser is hardly going to make you any less of a man. And in any case, some men wear perfume, ie, aftershave.
Common misconception.
Aftershave is not perfume.
Its merely to make you look hard as you wince in pain when applying following shaving (extra points for blunt razor action)
Bloody moistureiser indeed.
We'll be discussing the best place to get a BCS next...
Nuggs said:
A mate of mine might have allegedly told me (no, really!...oh who am I kidding?
I use that gritty stuff sometimes, I'm pretty lazy though, it says on the packet to only use it twice a week or so which sold me
Mainly it helps get rid of all that dead skin which seems to build up, I still always seem to forget to use it though. I also use one of those shaving gel things which has built in moisturiser, anything thats less effort is good in my book. Must work too since most people seem suprised that I am not under 16... 
Titiany's absolutely spot on. What's sexy about snuggling up to someone and finding that you've lost the top two layers of your skin on their face? Just in case you're not sure, the answer's 'nothing'. Get moisturising boys! 
Which brings me to another point - hand cream. Strong hands are manly, but take a bit of care - remember that you sometimes put your hands in delicate places. With some blokes, it would be preferable to give yourself a rub down with sandpaper and carpet gripper than let them 'go there'.
Hope that helps
Which brings me to another point - hand cream. Strong hands are manly, but take a bit of care - remember that you sometimes put your hands in delicate places. With some blokes, it would be preferable to give yourself a rub down with sandpaper and carpet gripper than let them 'go there'.
Hope that helps
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