Most men want to keep things as basic as possible when it comes to skincare. Men, on the other hand, are growing more interested in self-care with the passage of time. Simple modifications that are not taxing and produce long-term results are suggested.
Men's skin is often greasy and rough, and it is continuously exposed to outside elements such as pollution and sunshine. It also confronts challenges as a result of bad sleeping habits, stress, and a poor diet. Oily, dry, normal, sensitive, or combo skin all require a different set of solutions to treat your issues.

 

Cleansing
This is the most crucial condition for preventing pollution and oil leaks. The first step of the day is to use a cleanser to clean your face. It's also straightforward to grasp. Impurities can be removed by simply washing your face with a cleanser twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. Using the proper cleanser for your skin type will help you clear your pores and avoid acne. For oily skin, AHA-BHA face wash is advised.

 

Hydration
Over time, men's skin takes a pounding. This is caused by substances present in cigarette smoke, air pollution, and UV radiation. The next step is to moisturize your skin. When used before a moisturizer, an active ingredient serum aids in skin restoration. Rather than over-hydrating, hydrate, reduce, and preserve the skin's protective barrier. The serum should be chosen based on the problem at hand.

 

Protect
Before going outside, wear sunscreen as part of your morning skincare routine. It is the final stage in the skincare process. Sunscreens with non-sticky gel bases should be acceptable for daily use. The most important thing to remember here is that we should apply sunscreen even if we aren't going outside because it protects us from the UV rays released by our screens. Apply sunscreen every three hours if you are continually exposed to the sun.

 

If males are constantly exposed to pollution, smoke, and other toxins, they can use an anti-oxidant serum or a pigmentation serum to address their difficulties. Depending on the consistency of the serum, this should be done before or after hydration. It is advised to begin with a serum with a thinner consistency. Men should also use a non-sticky, non-comedogenic moisturizer before applying sunscreen.