Moisturize.

Moisturizing should actually be a part of the Basic Face Care (http://www.mugonline.com/Basic-Face-Care-s/84.htm) regimen, but we’re assuming that you’re using a quality aftershave that also moisturizes. You’ll need a separate facial moisturizer those days that you don’t shave and any other time your face is exposed to water, wind, or heat. Moisturizing is the number one way to keep skin looking young.

Scrub.

Using a scrub (or exfoliator) sets your face up for a much smoother shave and reduces the chances of getting ingrown hairs. It gets rid of all those dead skin cells and reveals smoother, fresher skin. You only need to do this 2-3 times per week before you shave. It also cleanses, so you don’t need a separate facial cleanser those times that you use a scrub.

Advanced Face Care

Toner.

For a very detailed description on toners, read our article titled The Benefits of Toners (http://www.mugonline.com/toners-s/95.htm).

This is the secret ingredient for a really good-looking face. Toners cleanse and tighten facial pores and also remove any grime that was lifted but not wiped away after cleansing and/or shaving. On days you shave, use after shaving and before your aftershave balm, and on non-shaving days, use after cleansing and before your moisturizer.

Masque.

If you have large pores or particular oily skin, try using a masque once a week. Masques absorb excess oils, tighten pores and remove impurities from the skin. Since men naturally have larger pores and oilier skin, it could be argued that this is more beneficial for a man than a woman.

That’s it. Pretty simple, huh? And since you are most likely already doing about 90% of this by shaving almost everyday, it shouldn’t take much time or effort to complete your regimen.