1 | Why a Basic Routine Matters
Men’s skin is typically oilier, thicker, and more prone to acne and enlarged pores, A minimal routine prevents issues, boosts confidence, and supports long-term skin health.

2 | Core Steps (5–7 minutes AM / PM)

a. Cleanser – Morning & Night
Use a gentle, skin-type–specific cleanser. Massage onto damp skin for ~30 secs to remove oil and dirt .

b. Exfoliation – Weekly
Use a mild scrub or chemical exfoliant:

  • Oily skin: 2–3×/week
  • Dry/sensitive: once/week. This improves tone, unclogs pores, and preps skin for better product absorption.

c. Treatment Serum (Optional)

  • AM: Vitamin C for brightening
  • PM: Retinol for skin repair after shaving

d. Moisturizer – All Day
Apply right after cleansing. Gel-based for oily skin, creamy for dry. Look for hyaluronic acid, ceramides for hydration

e. Sunscreen – AM Essential
SPF 30+ broad-spectrum to shield from UV and avoid pigmentation .

f. Post-Shave Care
Use soothing, alcohol-free balms with aloe or niacinamide to prevent razor burn.

3 | Seasonal Adjustments

  • Summer: Lightweight cleanser, SPF frequent reapplication, more frequent cleansing
  • Winter: Thicker moisturizers, reduce exfoliation
  • Monsoon: Lighter gels, add weekly toner to prevent stickiness

4 | Grooming Add-Ons

  • Beard care: Wash with beard-specific cleansers, apply oil
  • Eye care: Minimize puffiness with caffeine-based creams
  • Lip care: Use balm regularly

5 | Lifestyle Habits

  • Stay hydrated
  • Eat protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, C, E
  • Exercise and sleep 7–9 hours
  • Limit smoking, alcohol, late-night eating

A simple, 5-minute routine—cleanse, exfoliate, treat, moisturize, protect—can transform men’s skin. Tailor it seasonally, support with lifestyle, and stay consistent to build skin resilience and confidence.

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