Men use moisturizers when they are alone

[jaketk]

I think that 'article' is probably an advertorial - an advertisment pretending to be an editorial or serious article.

That is the sense that I get from it as well.

[K9]

Only one use for moisturizer by men I can think of (besides medicinal value), and I credit feminism for any increase of this product's use by men.

K9, which use are you talking about??

(but I think you and me are at the same line, I also believe feminism and the PC media / PC marketing are credited for this)

Let's not go there, but for some it might involve a rubber chicken, two bannanas and a wet suit

[whome112]

A funny skin care story ...

When my father was going through cancer therapy his doc recomended using coloidal oatmeal as a dry skin therapy. Dad didn't hear the coloidal part. He put half a pack of Quaker Oats in a hot bath and got in.

You would not believe the mess!

whome

[contrarymary]

I've never used moisturizer on my face, and I'm 38 and wrinkle free so yeah I agree that they can cause more problems then they help (but I've never had any sun damage). However because I shave my legs I've always had to use it on my legs.  
Husband shaves face=moisturizers it after. Makes sense to me.

As for women liking manly hands, yep but sandpaper in certain parts isn't a good thing either. When I groomed pets in the spring my hands would literaly bleed, so I used that transparent glove stuff + moisturiser. Kids dad is in autobody, about the most macho of guys you'd ever meet and uses it too now.

Proof, please.  

Just kidding (you lucky bitch)  

Hey, it's not the wrinkles - mine aren't bad at all - I'm sagging around the eyes and that really sucks.