Men's skin is physiologically different from women's skin
- Higher concentration of blood vessels. Men have a larger number and a higher concentration of blood vessels, especially on the cheekbones.
- Richer hydrolipidic film. The sebaceous glands, which are responsible for sebum production, are larger, more numerous and more active in men than in women.
- Thicker skin
- More facial hair: testosterone stimulates the growth of facial hair in men. , both in the epidermis and the dermis.
- Persistent redness or erythrosis, directly linked to the fragility of the veins.
- Dry skin, which may be aggravated by the use of certain "after-shave” care products, especially those containing alcohol.
- Ingrown hairs