Seriously?
Seriously?
For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.
I keep it in my desk drawer, in my workout bag, on my nightstand, and on the bathroom vanity. Once, my chiropractor (a former Big 10 football player) was doing therapy on my back and said "dude, your back is dry! Use lotion!"
This is not viewed as unusual among educated, professional men
If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers
My best friend is a guy and not only does he love lotions, he loves fruity-smelling body washes.
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Amen! Although most men favor vanilla over fruits
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Last edited by Mr. Bloom; 02-24-2011 at 03:59 PM.
If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers
Does this strike you as odd? I'm a bit perplexed at why it matters
I don't think women have the market on dry skin cornered (now if we want to discuss scents - that might be a different story.....). I wish my DH would remember to use it more often.....
Most days in life don't stand out, But life's about those days that will...
Ha, this is totally Derek! He is a The Body Shop body butter addict! Doesn't matter the fragrance, he loves them all, but I think he definitely prefers the fruity/sweet ones. He gets really bad eczema that flares up when the air is so dry from central heating (even with a console humidifier), so we go through lotion and body butters pretty fast this time of the year.
He's a mechanical Engineer...![]()
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I guess I thought it was normal for anyone to use lotion for dry skin or sun screen or to smell good or whatever, even in hopes of eternal youth. I'm sure everyone has preferences too.
Each day is a gift, that's why it is called the present.
I wondered why raise the question as well. I wonder if it could be a US/Canada cultural difference?
I'm a guy and I use hand lotion and sunscreen and lots of it. However, nothing scented.
I've researched lotion and moisturizers quite a bit and my wife and I are in disagreement. Based on what I've read...ANY moisturizer that lists water as the first ingredient will not do much for you in the long run, as it only evaporates and just sets up a cycle of having to use more.
So only petroleum or lanolin based lotions really make much of a difference in the long run.
My wife disagrees but I think it is primarily because she likes the way certain lotions feel (and smell) after she applies them.
Right now, I use plain old petroleum jelly before going to bed and I think the results are pretty good. Any opinions?