Do guys have naturally better skin?

Some men do. My father in law, is 65. Not many wrinkles. He is fair haired too. So burns easily. He has worked in doors.

Well… i can honestly say that my skin is much better than my husband’s!! He looks younger than his real age, but he has uneven texture and pigmentation. He had not been wearing any sunscreen at all until I insisted a few years ago, and since then he started wearing sunscreen everyday. But the damage has already been done.

My husband is 9 years older then me , people always seem suprised by his age because he looks younger. He has such nice skin and barely uses any products!

Honestly, the males in our family have perfect skin. The females all have very sensitive skin. Unfair!

I feel in general, boys wouldn’t care much about their appearance in their growing up years. And as puberty kicks in, they also won’t care much about the facial features or whatsoever because all they want is to play and play.
It’s only when the boys start to become men, appearance starts to matter especially when they start working, and that’s where they will start being conscious of the way they look, but by the time they realised it, it’s already too late because they have failed to take care of their face properly during their growing up years.

there are cases where guys have good skin is also inherited from their parent’s genes.

I think it seems that way because nobody expects their skin to look as flawless as ours :'(

Not sure if it’s true or a myth but I read somewhere that most men have flawless skin because when they use an electric shaver ever day it ‘massages’ their facial skin.

My husband has just turned 50 and has great skin, hardly any lines or wrinkles. People don’t believe he’s 50. He hasn’t spent much time in the sun during his life so that’s probably helped as well.

I think it’s a mix of a few things. Men tend to not wear makeup and use gentler products (or just water) and don’t have monthly hormonal acne to worry about. But I think the biggest thing is that we’re not trained by the media to notice when men have flaws.
When men have pimples or scars on their face or blackheads, I think people are more willing to overlook them because they’re men and they’re not supposed to be “perfect” like women are expected to be all the time.

*Mooloo’s* got a point, we _do_ have different expectations from men.

I wonder if they really notice our fine lines pimples etc etc or if its us.
I sometimes think we do it to ourselves and other woman. Men tend to always love women’s flaws.. They say it makes us who we are

For example I was talking to a guy friend about my pigmentation which I’m sensitive about and he goes what? What’s pigmentation? You mean your cute freckles that make you you….

Aww cute~ Hehe :3
My bf notices when I get pimples :/ I tend to get big red raised ones that are hard to conceal. My bf’s skin is much better than mine but I think it’s because he’s always been really good at taking care of his skin ever since his early teenage years whereas I neglected my skin until I was 19.

I think it’s a mix of a few things. Men tend to not wear makeup and use gentler products (or just water) and don’t have monthly hormonal acne to worry about. But I think the biggest thing is that we’re not trained by the media to notice when men have flaws.
When men have pimples or scars on their face or blackheads, I think people are more willing to overlook them because they’re men and they’re not supposed to be “perfect” like women are expected to be all the time.

*Mooloo’s* got a point, we _do_ have different expectations from men.

I wonder if they really notice our fine lines pimples etc etc or if its us.
I sometimes think we do it to ourselves and other woman. Men tend to always love women’s flaws.. They say it makes us who we are

For example I was talking to a guy friend about my pigmentation which I’m sensitive about and he goes what? What’s pigmentation? You mean your cute freckles that make you you….