3 tips for
perfect layering
• Note that not all creams and lotions can be easily
combined with one another. For example, crumbs or flakes can form if you apply
a water-soluble product over a fat-soluble product.
• This can be avoided by using a care line from the same
manufacturer whose products are specially coordinated with one another.
• Basically, when layering, you should let a product soak in
completely before you apply the next.
Facial care men
By the way, simply using your partner's cream is not a good
idea: Men's skin is very different from women's skin and therefore needs a
completely different facial care product.
Men's skin ...
• Is up to 20 percent thicker than women's skin. Due to
their higher moisture content, their structure appears firmer and tighter - at
least until the middle of their thirties. After that, the collagen content of
men's skin steadily decreases. Women are only affected by this decrease in
moisture later, at the latest with the onset of menopause.
• Has more and larger sebum glands and produces twice as
much sebum as women's skin. The hormone testosterone is to blame. Because of
this, men tend to have oily and blemished skin, while women are more likely to
have sensitive and dry skin.
• Aging later than women's skin, but faster. The first
wrinkles appear in women from the age of 20, first around the eyes. In men, on
the other hand, wrinkles only start to form from the age of 35, but then
proceed rapidly. The reasons for this are weak connective tissue and slower
production of new skin cells. This leads to the notorious under-eye bags in
men.
• Has a lot more hair, especially on the face. Men grow up
to 25,000 whiskers, up to 0.4 millimeters per day. The hormone testosterone is
also responsible for beard growth. Daily shaving puts a huge strain on men's
skin: it can lead to irritation, razor burn and dry skin.
• Contains more melanin than women's skin and therefore
reacts less strongly to environmental pollution and UV radiation.
Men / women: what are
the differences in facial care?
• Most men need a cream that is high in moisture and low in
oil for their skin. Because skin creams that are too greasy can quickly lead to
blemishes and pimples in men. Many cosmetic products for women's facial care
are rich and rich in fat, as women's skin dries out faster.
• Men of creation only have to start anti-aging care from
their mid-30s, while women should care for their eye area with a rich
anti-aging cream from their early 20s.
• Men's skin is particularly stressed by shaving: Mild
shaving foam protects the skin from irritation and irritation. A clean, sharp
blade ensures a close, fast shave without razor burn. After shaving, men's skin
needs particularly gentle facial care with plenty of moisture.
• Even if men's skin has more melanin, it also needs
comprehensive UVA / UVB protection. Because too much solar radiation leads to
wrinkles, unsightly pigment and age spots in women and men.
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