“Looking well-groomed” often comes up in discussions, so I’d appreciate it if you could share any skincare routines you use or recommend—such as cleansers or gels—that someone approaching 50 can start with.
Until now, I’ve only used sunscreen when playing golf or going to the beach, and otherwise I’ve barely taken care of my skin.
Looking at it more closely, I’ve realized that age spots and skin irritation have become more noticeable. I’d like to improve my skin so that it looks as well-groomed and healthy as possible.
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I agree with everyone when it comes to dealing with bad breath.
I never skip getting my teeth professionally cleaned about once every six months.
On top of that, I brush my teeth, floss, use a tuft brush, and take breath fresheners every day.
When I meet someone, I also eat a mint like Frisk and do whatever else I can think of.
As for my face, though, all I do is use oil-blotting sheets—I’ve never put anything else on it.
Even so, I’ve always looked younger than my actual age, partly because I naturally have a youthful face.
Sure, I’ve started developing some age spots, but I’m going to keep doing this as I am. If that becomes difficult, I’ll simply stop.
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Even if you’re in your 40s, you’re still considered an older guy, so you’ll put women off if you aren’t clean and well-groomed. No matter how much you increase the allowance, they’ll still be turned off.
Bad breath in particular—get regular professional dental cleanings, and make sure to brush and use an interdental brush after every meal.
Excess oil on your face and body can cause odors, so go to a salon. Body hair is unpopular, so consider medical hair removal. Also, get any dark spots treated at a medical clinic. Think of sunscreen as protection against wrinkles.
After bathing, moisturize while your body is still wet with a mild, unscented cream. And of course, shampoo twice. Treat athlete’s foot, too.
For cologne, use the blue-bottled Bvlgari one, haha.
With this scent, I’ll never leave you. Ah, sorry.
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I’m in my 60s and have wrinkles and age spots.
But the women I see say I used to be handsome (lol).
Even with wrinkles and age spots, shouldn’t it be enough to carry yourself with adult dignity, take care with your grooming, and pay attention to body odor and bad breath?
Am I the only one who finds it a little strange when someone looks unnaturally youthful, without a single wrinkle or age spot?
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Before worrying about spots and wrinkles, I’d focus first on whether your skin looks greasy and whether you have any noticeable odor.
Once that’s taken care of, you can start paying attention to the spots and wrinkles too. Moisturizing can actually reduce excess oil, and since what’s commonly called “old-person smell” is also caused by oil, it may help with that as well.
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A lot of it comes down to what you’re born with—your skin, overall vibe, and how clean and well-groomed you look…
The secret is to keep having a girlfriend. Watching some of the older guys, I’ve noticed that those who always have a girlfriend seem to keep their skin looking healthy and glowing, no matter how old they get.
Once you’re in your late 30s, you should start paying attention to bad breath. If you’re in your 40s, be extra thorough.
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As expected, toner and emulsion in the morning and at night.
I apply them to my elbows and heels too.
I’ve had laser treatment for dark spots once before. It really works.
I take care of my bad breath, and keep sucking on something right up until the very end. During dates, I make sure to drink water frequently.
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I use men’s facial cleanser and toner.
However, I don’t think products like these can do much for dark spots, so I probably need to have them treated with a laser at a dermatologist’s office.
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