Skincare isn't just soap — 4 daily basics every guy should know

If your skincare routine starts and ends with whatever soap is closest to the tap, there’s room for an upgrade.

Your skin deals with sweat, oil, shaving, pollution and sun exposure every day. But looking after it doesn’t mean filling your bathroom with products.

You need a few good basics, used consistently.

Cleansing removes excess oil, sweat, sunscreen and daily grime from the skin.

The key is using a cleanser that does the job without leaving your skin feeling tight or stripped.

Face + Body & Balls Wash is designed to cleanse from face to feet, so you can keep the routine simple and use one wash across the lot.

This is where targeted skincare comes in.

Serums deliver concentrated active ingredients designed to target specific skin concerns.

Facial Serum — 99 Man Problems combines advanced plant stem cell biotechnology with peptides and plant-derived PDRN to support smoother, firmer-looking skin and help improve the appearance of fine lines and uneven texture.

One serum. Plenty of problems covered.

Yes, even oily skin needs moisturiser.

Moisturising helps support the skin barrier and maintain hydration — the trick is choosing a texture that suits your skin.

Prefer something lightweight? Go for the Light Facial Moisturiser.

Dry, dehydrated or feeling a little weather-beaten? Step it up to the Hydrating Facial Moisturiser.

First, protect your face.

Daily broad-spectrum SPF helps protect skin from UV damage, including sunburn, premature skin ageing and skin cancer. Apply it as the final step of your morning skincare routine and reapply as directed.

Then deal with the areas sunscreen definitely isn’t going.

Prebiotic Balls Deodorant uses odour-control technology alongside absorbent rice and tapioca starches, transforming from cream to powder to help keep high-sweat areas feeling dry, fresh and comfortable.

Because good skincare shouldn’t stop at your face.

Cleanse. Treat. Moisturise. Protect. Defend.

No complicated routine. Just better skin habits from face to balls.