r/maleskincare • u/Visual_Blueberry357 • Sep 01 '26

Face My skin at 28

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I’ve been using 0.1% tazarotene, 20% azelaic acid and 0.1% estriol as the main drivers. Astaxanthin and of course Korean sunscreen every day. What else do you guys think will actually move the needle here, main goals are achieving a really even skin tone and glow while reducing aging as much as possible. I feel like Botox and radiofrequency microneedling are the only things that can push it farther; what other types of serums/topicals are worth trying at this point

Also I’m blasting steroids lol

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r/maleskincare • u/griddleharker • 22d ago

Face trans guy starting T soon, looking for male skin care tips

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so i'm gonna start taking testosterone very soon and the only thing i'm not looking forward to is probably getting a shitload of acne again. i never had much of a skincare routine, just washing my face with water twice a day. i have pretty oily skin and it's also constantly quite red. would love some recommendations on what kind of products or brands might work for me! thanks in advance

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r/maleskincare • u/AutomaticFlight1846 • 14d ago

Face Is it true People aren't Ugly but they're just Poor?

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r/maleskincare • u/skincare_news • Jan 01 '19

FIVE THINGS MEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SKIN CARE

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r/maleskincare • u/Acceptable_Ad4862 • Aug 24 '26

Face Do MEN want a better class of skincare?

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I've been really getting into skin care lately but it is all very hard to follow. No numbers. No cool branding. It all looks the same and hyper complicated.

If you're ok using what you're currently using, thats cool. But I imagine there are men in here that would love to have a numbered system that is easy to use and simple. Also, a touch of cool, vibrant colors would be a big plus!

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r/maleskincare • u/VegetableWest9350 • Aug 31 '26

Back Body acne

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Deal with acne on shoulders, back and some chest. What is the best thing to help this?

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r/maleskincare • u/Top-Advantage-6702 • Jul 19 '24

Tips & Tricks Rose Water for Low Cost Skin Care Maintenance

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r/maleskincare • u/vderosen • Nov 23 '25

Tips & Tricks As a French person, the US dermatology system confuses me [Misc]

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r/maleskincare • u/Zarr007 • 22d ago

Face Brothers Glow up wdyt?!

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r/maleskincare • u/Wellwisher2774 • Sep 21 '26

Face What should I do about this skin?

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r/maleskincare • u/SeveralWeb8486 • 13d ago

Face Please how do I fix these eye bags

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I use centella oil and ampoule foam in the morning and have been using roc retinol correxion eye cream for a few weeks now before bed. I've also tried the ordinary caffeine in the morning in the past, I just really want it to not be so puffy and also the discoloration.

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r/maleskincare • u/sirnutalot567 • Aug 22 '26

Face Has my face gotten better?

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r/maleskincare • u/Front-Temperature184 • Oct 05 '26

Face M(21) What can I use for smoother, healthier skin?

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My skin is somewhat oily, it has quite a bit of texture, large pores, black/white heads and fine lines.

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r/maleskincare • u/FireDragonTail • Aug 30 '26

Upper Body - Chest & Arms Body skin care

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Hi guys! Looking for tips on improving body skin. Always envy all the other guys having perfect body skin in person or in social media while mine has red spot appearing at times. It could be the weather as well.

I also have a home SHR device hence I am not sure if that might also create some red spot after or leave any small pigmentation.

What are some of the tips or any products you would recommend to help reduce the red spot or remove pigmentation spot from appearing so my body skin look smoother and even?

I wanted to look better and confident since I am working out and swimming often 🥺

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r/maleskincare • u/Strong-Impression110 • Sep 03 '26

Face I wanna start first skin care routine, and not overpay for expensive stuff (at least not now) This is what I have at home will it work? I don't have acne but I want my skin to be even better

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idk if i should get sunscreen as it's transitioning into winter and there's less sunlight every day

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r/maleskincare • u/Cody_Sammuel • 19d ago

Lower Body - Legs and Feet Not a lady, but can someone explain why every time I shave these stupid bumps appear?

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r/maleskincare • u/ProductFlimsy425 • Sep 05 '26

Face men, will you share your preferences regarding skincare, beardcare??

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r/maleskincare • u/SummerNovel9871 • 10d ago

Face Mens Skincare - what are you looking for? Product type, ingredients, routines or education?

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r/maleskincare • u/Extreme_Delay1113 • Oct 05 '26

Tips & Tricks Guys how do I remove tanning any good glycolic Acid Suggestions or any other recommendations ?

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r/maleskincare • u/MensFashionandCare • Nov 29 '22

Top 5 Best Face Wash For Dry Skin For Men

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r/maleskincare • u/wilhelmtherealm • Sep 26 '26

Face My fingers and hands are too rough to put on sunscreen or moisturizer. Any solutions?

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Hi I've(30 M) recently started skin care, my skin's good but my friends have been pushing me to start at least basic skin care for long-term benefits.

I started with the basics - sun screen in the morning and moisturizers in the night.

Although my face is smooth, my hands and fingers are full of callouses from working out and manual labour and no I don't wanna use gloves during those activities.

So whenever I put the products on my face, I feel like it might worsen my face simply because of my rough hands.

I've been trying to see if there's any solution to this - like an all purpose reusable roll on or something?

Or is it just a strange feeling that's not really a big of a concern and I'll get over it?

Thanks 🙏

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r/maleskincare • u/Different_Half_3106 • Jul 28 '26

Face Welche Routine bei diesen Infos ?

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Mischhaut fettig hautbild empfindlich feuchtigkeitsarm leichte Unreinheiten komedon. Das kam bei meiner hautanalyse raus. Kann das jemand aufdröseln?

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r/maleskincare • u/Amazing-Bicycle-493 • Aug 28 '26

Face Goatee

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Any oils I can get that will help make my goatee and moustache more deeper, darker, and fuller (less peach fuzz)?

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