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You may not share David Beckham’s predilection for lotions. Your skin may look more like the underside of a trawler than a baby’s. But you still need a few products in your bathroom cabinet. If only for the people who have to look at you everyday.
Yet that doesn’t mean half an hour in front of the mirror every morning. Pick products that pack a punch and you can cut the steps between bed and the front door, while keeping your look on-point. These are the grooming products that prove less is more.
The ultimate shaving goal? Precision without irritation. Creams hide hair, so switch for clear gels that let you trim your beard just right.
Look for ingredients like aloe vera and vitamin E, which nourish the skin your razor’s just stripped, and glycerine to smooth its glide.
Unlike most gels, Recipe For Men’s won’t foam, so you can see exactly where your blade’s cutting. No more mismatched sideburns.
Its formula also softens hair, so no snagging, then soothes skin with aloe vera and razor burn-extinguishing allantoin.
Available at Amazon, priced £16.
Soaps strip away skin’s natural oils, which means you need a host of other products to put them back in. A pH-balanced cleanser cleans your face without drying it out.
When it comes to cleansers, the fewer ingredients the better. Kiehl’s eschews fragrances and opts for a trio of natural moisturisers instead: apricot kernel oil and avocado oils, which are packed with vitamins A and E, plus squalane to keep oil in check.
Available at Amazon, priced £8.50.
Creams can sit on your skin, making it appear greasy. Serums absorb quicker and deeper, pack more youth-inducing ingredients into less space, and block pollution. Think of them as your bathroom cabinet’s utility man.
Jack Black’s serum dives deep into your epidermis to fight ageing from the inside out. Vitamin C keeps skin elastic, omega-3 oils lock in moisture, amino acids heal shaving nicks, and green tea’s antioxidants fight free radicals on the surface.
Available at Amazon, priced £47.
Every skin cream is designed to counteract damage caused by the sun. So even if moisturising seems a faff, blocking wrinkle-causing rays is non-negotiable.
It’s good to avoid sun damage. It’s also nice to have a tan. Lab Series’ BB moisturiser features SPF35 to deflect skin-ageing UVA and UVB rays, plus a subtle tint so you get that healthy glow without the health damaging side effects.
Available at Amazon, priced £36.
We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
You may not share David Beckham’s predilection for lotions. Your skin may look more like the underside of a trawler than a baby’s. But you still need a few products in your bathroom cabinet. If only for the people who have to look at you everyday.
Yet that doesn’t mean half an hour in front of the mirror every morning. Pick products that pack a punch and you can cut the steps between bed and the front door, while keeping your look on-point. These are the grooming products that prove less is more.
The ultimate shaving goal? Precision without irritation. Creams hide hair, so switch for clear gels that let you trim your beard just right.
Look for ingredients like aloe vera and vitamin E, which nourish the skin your razor’s just stripped, and glycerine to smooth its glide.
Unlike most gels, Recipe For Men’s won’t foam, so you can see exactly where your blade’s cutting. No more mismatched sideburns.
Its formula also softens hair, so no snagging, then soothes skin with aloe vera and razor burn-extinguishing allantoin.
Available at Amazon, priced £16.
Soaps strip away skin’s natural oils, which means you need a host of other products to put them back in. A pH-balanced cleanser cleans your face without drying it out.
When it comes to cleansers, the fewer ingredients the better. Kiehl’s eschews fragrances and opts for a trio of natural moisturisers instead: apricot kernel oil and avocado oils, which are packed with vitamins A and E, plus squalane to keep oil in check.
Available at Amazon, priced £8.50.
Creams can sit on your skin, making it appear greasy. Serums absorb quicker and deeper, pack more youth-inducing ingredients into less space, and block pollution. Think of them as your bathroom cabinet’s utility man.
Jack Black’s serum dives deep into your epidermis to fight ageing from the inside out. Vitamin C keeps skin elastic, omega-3 oils lock in moisture, amino acids heal shaving nicks, and green tea’s antioxidants fight free radicals on the surface.
Available at Amazon, priced £47.
Every skin cream is designed to counteract damage caused by the sun. So even if moisturising seems a faff, blocking wrinkle-causing rays is non-negotiable.
It’s good to avoid sun damage. It’s also nice to have a tan. Lab Series’ BB moisturiser features SPF35 to deflect skin-ageing UVA and UVB rays, plus a subtle tint so you get that healthy glow without the health damaging side effects.
Available at Amazon, priced £36.