Women aren’t the only ones to get blemishes and little skin imperfections. Men get them too. However, when women get little blemishes or imperfections, they add on a dab of concealer. When men get them they do nothing because chances are they don’t even know that a product out there that exists just for them. Men’s concealer isn’t exactly sold in every store you go into. Using women’s concealer is possible, but not a good idea because men and women have different types of skin, especially because men shave their face. Not to mention many men don’t exactly want to be caught with women’s makeup in their bathrooms that belongs to them.
Using concealer can be beneficial for men to cover up imperfections such as under dark under eye circles, razor nicks or bumps, scars and blemishes. Guys, if you want to cover blemishes or imperfections, there are concealers made just for you. The following sites are just four of the places that you can find concealer made just for you.
Johnvarvatosfragrance.com currently carries a concealer for men in three different shades- light, medium and dark. It contains vitamin E and is fragrance free.
Themenpen.com carries a concealer just for men that comes in seventeen shades and is small enough that you can fit it in your pocket. It’s small enough that it will be discreet if you need to carry it out. It can be put on top of razor burn, acne or any other type of imperfection that you’re unhappy with. It also contains SPF 18. If you have no idea how to apply concealer, there is also a section on the site that tells you how to apply it.
Menessentials.com currently carries the Menaji Blemish Concealer, which comes in three shades- light, medium, and bronze. Each concealer contains SPF 8 and is fragrance free and water resistant.
Clinique.com currently carries the M Cover. This concealer for men is water resistant and sweat proof. It is currently available in four shades. It’s long wearing and is good for any and all skin types.
As much as everyone would like to be flawless and never have to wear a bit of makeup their entire life, chances are that’s not going to happen. Everyone can use a little help once in awhile, whether you are a woman or a man. If you have any skin conditions or sensitive skin, it is best for you to consult a dermatologist before using any skin products.
Note: Products, links and information are subject to change after publication of this article.
