Men's moisturiser any good?

[Diver]

Seeing as we're all men on here, no really, we are, wondering which men's moisturisers are worth trying?

I assume the women's ones have extra foundation in them hence the need to have our own line.

Was using L'Oreal Wrinkle De-crease but it's run out, and it was over-greasy, so anyone use any alternatives that seem to work and are non-greasy?

After perusing a copy of Men's Health at the dentist the other day I know alcohol based ones aren't recommended as they dry the skin out.

[Diver]

Creams should only be used by men for smothering the skin of naked birds for slippy slidey bedroom fun. End of discussion.

Ponce's

[Bod]

As for results? Well I will soon be 37 and look more like 27, but this is not so much of an advantage when you are trying to present yourself as an expensive consultant.

Ditto, will be 37 in a few weeks and I have this problem all the time.

Must smoke more fags and partake of much more sun abuse

[miffy]

The boyf likes the Clarins for Men range. He swears by the Shave Ease Oil

Shave Ease Oil rules! I love the stuff, makes shaving sooooo much easier.

More like "men know their mates would laugh at them if they bought the girlie brand, hence the need to have our own line".

It's got to be the same stuff surely? Anyway if Oil of Ulay was good enough for my gran it's good enough for me.

You're right there, I wouldn't use a brand associated with birds (or squirrels). I use that loreal men expert stuff and occasionally bio oil.

Not sure how "safe" Oil of Ulay is for humans though. My nan was a big user and she had a massive tash.

[miffy]

Well I will soon be 37 and look more like 27, but this is not so much of an advantage when you are trying to present yourself as an expensive consultant.

Just before I left my old permie job, they took on a new lad who was about 28, a bit wet behind the ears but knew his stuff to be fair to him.

The problem was he built like a gypsies dog and looked no older than about 18

They're gonna have some questions raised when they start billing him out for £950 a day.

[Board Game Geek]

My grandmother also used Oil of Ulay habitually.

She sent them a "thank you letter" when she was 84, extolling the product.

She was most surprised to receive a gift in return, quite possibly the larget Oil of Ulay tub I have ever seen. Seriously, it was a bucket.

It outlasted her !

[Ardesco]

My grandmother also used Oil of Ulay habitually.

She sent them a "thank you letter" when she was 84, extolling the product.

She was most surprised to receive a gift in return, quite possibly the larget Oil of Ulay tub I have ever seen. Seriously, it was a bucket.

It outlasted her !

Hmmmm...... I'll have to get all my elderly relatives (+ a few made up ones) to do the same. That should keep my wife in cream for the next few years

[Ardesco]

Don't know about independent trials. My own testing is empirical though :

put it on, skin feels good, I only look 30 (despite the occasional Marlboro)

What he's not telling us is that he's actually 24!!!

[PAH]

You're right there, I wouldn't use a brand associated with birds (or squirrels). I use that loreal men expert stuff and occasionally bio oil.

As someone who has quite noticable scarring from severe acne when I was a teenager (think of Seal and you're not far off), I've been wondering whether to try bio oil as it's supposed to smoothen acne scars, from what I read somewhere.

One thing I'm never going to try is plastic or cosmetic surgery. There's plenty of celebrities doing quite well at damaging the image of it just by having it. Think Lesley Ash, Jackie Stallone, and many many others. All look like freaks of nature now.

[PAH]

Creams should only be used by men for smothering the skin of naked birds for slippy slidey bedroom fun. End of discussion.

Ponce's

We have our own cream dispenser for that. Hence the very distinct difference between what's for men and what's for women, just so we don't get them mixed up by accident.