Men's moisturiser any good?

[TheFaQQer]

If you go around looking like worzel, don't be suprised if it ain't just the crows you scare off.

Don't let ferret hear you say things like that!

[TheFaQQer]

Leaving the seat up. Why can't men go for a wee with the seat down or put it down after they've finished?

Why do women moan about leaving the seat up?

You need it down, we need it up. I don't moan about women leaving the seat down all the time.

[FiveTimes]

Why do women moan about leaving the seat up?

You need it down, we need it up. I don't moan about women leaving the seat down all the time.

Well said that man... apart from my house where I'm out voted 3 to 1.

[Bagpuss]

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.

According to dematologists the cheapest moisterizer is as good as the most expensive and vaseline is better than most of those. Don't fall for the hype. Emperors new clothes and all that...

[Bod]

For god sake aim accurately. Otherwise there will be hell to pay.

Aiming is not the issue, it's the start and finish that are tricky....

the Alpha and Omega so to speak.

[Bod]

According to dematologists the cheapest moisterizer is as good as the most expensive and vaseline is better than most of those. Don't fall for the hype. Emperors new clothes and all that...

You may be a bit saggy and a bit loose at the seams, but I'm not walking around with a face full of vaseline. Besides, it would get all over my helmet.

[ladymuck]

The boyf likes the Clarins for Men range. He swears by the Shave Ease Oil and uses the moisteriser too. He likes a close shave with a razor and finds the oil does a good job of preventing shaving rash or something. I sometimes wonder if he's gay but in the last seven years he's not asked me to flip over so I must be safe!!

[Bagpuss]

None of these moisterizers are clinical proven to work or indeed be any better than the cheapest. The reason for that is they aren't any better, but as long as there are mugs out there

[thunderlizard]

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

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.

[Gonzo]

Well, I use the Nivea for Men. I doubt it is the most expensive, or the cheapest, but I get through about £7 worth every three months or so, so I am not going to worry too much about the cost.

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.