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i am happy to admit that I use moisturiser, wash my hair once a day, use shaving balm (Ralph Lauren Polo Sport) and exfoliate (I even have a loofah!) and I am certainly not gay.

Although, that Sil80 guy is pretty sexy :)

  uneekwahn said:
i am happy to admit that I use moisturiser, wash my hair once a day, use shaving balm (Ralph Lauren Polo Sport) and exfoliate (I even have a loofah!) and I am certainly not gay.

Although, that Sil80 guy is pretty sexy :)

ahhhh run away run away :)

hahahhaha lol...

lately I been sucked in using all these stuff so call moisturaiser and qulity shaving cream etc..etc... only cuz it will benefit me...

no me aint a ghey... just looking after my asset of my good looks hahahha hahah :bahaha:

so troy boy!! listen up kyles and use the damm thing!!! it wont hurt you male ego!!!

wheres the option of ...... A) im too tightarse to buy my own exfoilating and moisturiser but will liberally apply huge handfuls of my girlfriends expensive products to my face and hair.

ive known some guys like that :)

But honestly i cant deal with a guy that has a bigger make up kit than me and takes longer to get ready than me ...... its just not cool.

I shower twice a day, depending on how stinky I am at the end of the day. I use a shaving gel, followed by an aftershave balm (nivea) and then followed by vaseline intensive care moisturisor. I have really dry skin and it gets badly irritated by shaving on top of this I also have excema. As for washing my hair I usually do that every 2 to 3 days, but I dont have long hair :) I get a number 4 done every 6 weeks ;)

I will partake in no such event of making my friend troy look wrong in front of 1000's of Australians here in the forums.

P.S. i use Nivea facial wash for men and shower twice a day... no exfioliator oh but i do use a 2 in 1 shampoo....

P.P.S troy you are wrong :-)

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