Cosmetic Products And Skin".

How do you like an entrance? Or should I say this contest is women's exclusive? Far-fetched because I'm a man, and I do skincare, which is an essential cosmetic. You don't have to be a lady because you give yourself a treat. As much as ladies want to look good, men want to look good too. How would it be if your face is rough as a man and there's actually something that can make it smoother?

How about you have acne on your face, but there are acne removals? Would you continue accumulating those acne and say, After all, I'm a man. What do I need beauty for? Let me answer the below questions and tell you why it's essential for men to wear makeup.

Before someone uses skincare products, he must have something to accomplish, either dark spots, acne, or the like. My go-to skincare routine includes

• moisturising

• applying serums and cleansing gels

• Wearing face masks when necessary and

• Applying sunscreen to avoid sunburn when you are out for an occasion.

These steps are taken to protect my face and body from germs, which cause acne. I usually wash my face with warm water early in the morning and then wash it with medicated soap and clean it with a soft, clean towel. After that, I allow my face to dry before using moisturiser to enhance the softness of my face, using serums on pimples and acne, and then applying face masks for 15 minutes before taking them off.

I seldomly carry out these routines in the morning. I do it mostly at night because I feel it has a profound effect when my eyes are closed. I don't miss routine, though I'm still looking for a good skincare product that would be very effective, as the ones I use are temporarily solved products. Just consistency that matters.

The products I used are medicated soaps, serums, cleaning gels to wipe dirt from my pores from my face before any facial application; face scrubs to wash off dirt before even applying the cleaning gel; moisturiser to make my face light and soft; and then face masks to pin all dirt forcefully. These are the products as shown below.

The benefits of using these comestic products is that it enhances my looks. When my face is rough, it repels me and kinda repulsive. I know men don't give a damn about their looks but I do. One benefit of using these skincare products is that it helps smoothen my face and make it glow. The cleansing gel helps reduce the acne on my face and helps remove dirt from pores. It also helps cleanse the face from germs of any sort, which may be aiders to these acnes.

	Glowy face free from acnes

My acne was prominent but is now reduced, though not completely removed. It's actually beneficial to me, and I have this glowy face that if you stare at me, you'll continue staring and staring. My face was really rough before using these products, so it has really been of benefit to me. The sunscreen has helped reduce sunburn on my face, which helps maintain my complexion, as the sun affects one's complexion when directly exposed on a daily basis.

Most people prefer natural over chemical, and some others prefer chemicals over natural skincare products. Natural skincare products are products that are gotten naturally from nature for skin improvement and growth and removal of germs, which affects the looks of the skin.

		Natural products
		Chemical Products

These natural products aren't combined with chemicals. They are used raw and have natural chemicals in them that improve one's health and perform the same function as that of chemicals. Why do people use cucumber and lime as face scrubs? Because they act like scrubs to wash off dirt pores and give the skin a healthy look.

These are natural products from nature, though most people don't know the combination of these natural products in enhancing skin care. It's just like herbs and drugs. Herbs are very essential, but you need to know which herbs would work well for a particular skin defect. In drugs, there's a specification. You don't need to do research or try randomly.

Same with chemical cosmetic products. These chemical cosmetic products are chemically combined with different compounds to produce a desired result. It's tested before being placed on the market for sales. There's a specification of skin defect and its functions, and it's man-made, though with some natural products chemically combined.

It's not as if I don't use natural products. I do use them. It's just that the one I prefer is using chemical cosmetic products because there's a specification as to your skin defect and which one would work well. There's also a specification of how it can be applied in quantity compared to the natural products, where there's no outright specification. That's why I mostly use the chemical products, and they work faster than natural products.

Skin types differ from person to person. My skin type may not like concealers and may react. Another person's skin may not react to concealers. I can recall an experience where I used a product, and it bleached my face. So I actually think using the wrong products causes skin irritation and damage, though using it often can harm, but it hasn't harmed me before. I've been using face powder often to reduce heat rash, and from the look of things, it doesn't damage my skin even with how often I use the products.

It actually helps improve my skin the most often and consistently when I use it. I also use it to prevent excessive sweat. To some people, using face powder often may cause dryness and irritation on the face. It may even cause heat rash instead of reducing it. How funny?

In conclusion, skincare products are very essential and don't have gender exclusiveness. Men and women who have skin defects can use these products to improve the health and growth of their skins. I invite @blessedlife, @ruthjoe and @wakeupkitty to join this contest.

Cc,
@abdullahw2