Prior to my involvement, my boyfriend's skin care pursuits protected washing his face with body wash in the shower and using a body moisturizer every time he remembered. It wasn't until we started living together that he would ask me, "Do you have a cream for this?," and point to a breakout on his brow or cheek. That's when I introduced him to face masks preferably the peel off kind, and he hasn't looked back since. I would be naive if I ever idea my boyfriend would join in on the eight step regimen that I follow so carefully, so I targeting the fundamentals: cleanse, tone, moisturize, and treat.

When I developed a skin care routine for him, I knew it had to involve minimum steps — three, maybe four steps max — and be easy to follow. So easy, I even numbered his products in Sharpie after I witnessed him use the moisturizer before toner. To carry |Cellcosmet & Cellmen Leg n' Foot-XT combating advantages that's his top skin care concern, I stacked his product assortment with a salicylic acid cleanser for his oily complexion and announced him to a beauty editor staple: acne patches. I'm unlikely to say he's a completely changed man and does this routine daily, twice a day, but he has come a good way from using body merchandise on his face. When I hear his cleaning brush turn on from the next room over, I can not help but smile.