There are some signs that tell you that you are a masculine man, you know, a boy’s boy.
For starters, you know for a fact that four-wheel drive is hardly optional, that pick-up trucks aren’t just trucks, they’re machinery – and anyone with any common sense had better respect it. And that the only thing better than sitting around watching a bunch of hot women play volleyball on the beach is watching one of your friends try (and fail) to win the Suicide Sausage Chicken Wing Eating Contest at your local bar.
Yes, there are a few things that set the guy apart from a man in a crowd, including, of course, his hatred and dislike for what the cheesy beauty industry calls “men’s skin care.”
Frankly, for a guy’s man, a facial care “routine” is: water, soap, rinse, pat dry, repeat. Hey, it worked for men 100 years ago. It will work today and in 100 years, right?
Unfortunately not. That ritual is no longer enough. Soap dries out the skin and causes premature aging and wrinkles. It also creates itchiness and discomfort, which are two things a guy’s guy can definitely do without.
Still, the idea of ”taking care of your face” can be… well, it’s just not what a boy’s boy is all about. So, to help you see the big picture, let’s look at something else in his life that he knows will never take him in the wrong direction: his wheels.
Whether it’s a car, a truck or a pig, not a motorcycle; only people without they call them motorcycles – your trusty ride has seen you through thick and thin. And when you consider how rare loyalty and honesty are these days, it’s no exaggeration to call your wheels a good friend. Or maybe your better friend (no, we won’t tell your girlfriend or wife about that, although she probably already knows and is living with it).
From car care to face care Step one: Cleaning
So let’s think about your wheels and how you keep them clean. Honestly, would you use plain water and harsh soaps on her curves? No way, man, the idea of applying regular soap, or worse yet, crappy dishwasher detergent, to your wheels is… well, it’s a sin, that’s what it is. You just wouldn’t.
And what about the interior of your sanctuary? I mean, your wheels. Would you clean the upholstery or those fine leather seats with laundry detergent and shampoo? Unlucky! I would use an appropriate cleaner that removes dirt and protects the material. That’s just common sense.
And the same applies to cleansing the face. You need a masculine cleanser for your face, not your dishes, your t-shirts, or your dog. You need a cleaner designed specifically for a boy of boy, which thoroughly cleanses to remove sweat, dirt and oil, without drying the skin or causing wrinkles or irritation. Basically, you want a simple, easy, fresh cleanser that makes you feel on top of the world – the way a guy they should feel. That is the first step.
From car care to face care Step two: Lubrication
Ask any “certificate” boy of boy and will tell you that the biggest, dumbest mistake most people make with their cars is not changing the oil. Seriously, even the thought of people driving right now and waiting for their “low oil” signal to (maybe?) tell them their car is about to die of dehydration is enough to make you really mad!
And what about transmission fluid exchanges or radiator flushes? They must be attended to at all times, otherwise you are asking for a one way ticket, do it one way. tow – the mechanic. As you know, if you want to take care of your car, the most basic and fundamental rule is simple: keep it well lubricated… or else!
The same logic applies to your face. Do you want it to look good, youthful and vibrant? Do you want to avoid looking 5, 10 or even 15 years older than you are? So you need to keep your face lubricated. In other words, you need to treat your face with a perfect balance of the latest high-tech anti-aging active ingredients and Super Botanicals, plants and fruits with high anti-aging properties. The right lubricant/treatment minimizes fine lines and wrinkles by helping you restore your skin’s natural balance, rebuilds collagen and elasticity, repairs past damage, and strengthens it against environmental attack and free radicals. In short, lubricate and treat your face properly stuff keeps you looking and feeling like a boy’s boy. That is step two.
From car care to face care Step three: Protection
Most people think of car wax as “a shiny stuff that makes a car look good.” Yeah, and most people aren’t sure who the greatest USS Enterprise captain of all time is: James T. Kirk or Jean-Luc Picard, or that you can’t learn more about life from a single match of football than most people. in four years of college.
The point is that the boy of a boy knows that the wax is about to protect your car and keeping it safe from enemies like acid rain, bird droppings and other dangers. Sure, it also gives your wheels a sweet shine, but that’s really a plus. Waxing is all about protection.
The same goes for men’s facial care. You have cleaned. You have lubricated. now you have to to protect against the elements. You need a powerful super cocktail of cutting-edge anti-aging active ingredients, advanced amino acids, and botanical neuropeptides, so you can minimize wrinkles, treat crow’s feet around the eyes, forehead, and fine lines, and create a visible reduction in fine lines. long-term wrinkles.
And of course, protecting your skin also makes it firmer and more attractive, but that’s just a bonus, like the killer shine on your freshly waxed wheels. The real goal is protection, because we protect the things that matter to us.
Putting It All Together – Men’s Facial Care ™
Do you remember your “old” routine? Water, soap, rinse, dry? Now that you know it’s a threat to both your face and your wheels, kill that program. It doesn’t work for you anymore.
Your “new” routine is now about: Cleaning, Lubricant and to protect.
Follow these three steps and you’ll not only keep your face healthy and protected, but you’ll look younger and feel like a boy of boy you’re supposed to feel: confident, in charge, ready for the next challenge, and always ready to lend a friend a helping hand (as long as that friend doesn’t try to change the radio station on your wheels, no one can do that).