Skin care

>>42720086
For men, if you get enough sleep and you're past the acne, you don't really need to do anything.

>>42720086
I don't have an acne problem since I cleaned up my diet (still can't believe faggots are in denial about food's role in skin quality) but my face gets pretty oily. My gf got me on a skin care routine using a cleansing gel, an astringent and then a facial lotion. I usually do the first two and skip the lotion and my skin looks great.

>>42720395
>>42720448
I don't have acne, but a few spots under my lip. I think it's from an infection or something
I agree about diet (I eat too much processed meat though)
I was thinking of getting a face wash and moisturiser. I don't care about wrinkles though

>>42720562
I use the 3 step system from Clinique. Look into the gel and the astringent, both do a good job of cleaning up oil and drying up spots.

I suggest aquanil, or dermal 500. All these scrubs and cleansers are often too harsh on your skin and cause acne. Never touch your face, change your pillow cases every week. If you have more than 10 spots suggest benzyl peroxide cream 2.5%. And use a nice gentle moisturiser. Neutrogena make good shit.

Ignore these dumb faggots and go to
/r/skincareaddiction

It's a fucking meme. Don't use it.

>>42720395
Nah, some people (like me) have sensitive skin and shaving always gets my skin irritated.

>>42720448
>>42720562
Buy a facewash and moisturizer. Any cheap one should do unless you have specific skin problems and need something like anti bacterial soap

>products
>face washes made of powerful detergents that strip ALL oils of your face
>requiring the use of moisturizers, i.e. putting different oils on your face

Maybe if you're wearing makeup everyday this is the best route. If you're not then just wash your face with water and a sponge. Anything and you're literally being jewed. As for shampoo, use the mildest one you can.