My wife does a multi step facial skincare routine at night. She said that my face skin is better and I get no acne and that maybe she should use my face wash..... My face wash finished months ago and ive been using the hand wash to wash my face. Thats the secret to my facial skincare.

This reminds me of the time I shared a house with 3 other guys. Once in a while I made everyone "chip in" for "dish soap". By "dish soap" I meant one detergent we used to clean everything from dishes to the toilet. And by "chip in" I mean pouring a bit of everyone's shower gels and shampoos into one bottle and stirring.

Well... hair. It's about hair. Men who have short hair don't need to take care of it much, because they'll cut it off before it gets damaged. I'm a dude with long hair so I use shampoo for my kind of hair. But the only 2 things on my shower shelf are the shampoo and a bar of soap.

I wish. 90% of male targeted soap products are now “3 in 1” body washes that “clean, refresh and rejuvenate.” I miss the days when 3 in 1 meant soap, shampoo and conditioner. Saying “X in 1” on a soap bottle that is only regular soap is false advertising. And if X >=5 it better be able to degrease my valve covers.

This is missing a few things. It also needs to be toothpaste and a laxative.

Actually, you want a different one for carpet and dishes. They always burn in the eyes.

Im a guy and use multiple products in my routine. I like them, they make me feel pretty.

One that can also be used as a cat or dog shampoo would be useful

I still don't get, if the male one is capable of cleaning multiple areas of the body with no irritation, but things like normal conditioner can't be used on the scalp, why do the manufacturers not make normal conditioner have the "safe to use on any part of the body" feature that men's multi-clean clearly has? Then people wouldn't have to be so careful with conditioner.

Does something in the chemistry of conditioner mean it can't also be skin soap? The people demand answers!

i get the 5 in 1 personally, i don't need the hair, i do that separate.

Castile soap.

I don't like this stereotype. I'm a man and I use women's shampoo and conditioner because all the men's stuff is full of chemicals and synthetic fragrances, it smells like a locker room full of douchebags, and it dries my skin out/makes it flake.

You don't need all the fancy "pro"/"salon" -grade stuff that's mostly just selling the trademark, but decent shampoo and conditioner can make a huge difference.

You kinda gotta try a few to find out what works for you though, because some people's hair is naturally oily and needs a more drying shampoo and a gentler conditioner, while other people's hair is naturally more dry and they need a gentler shampoo with a more oily conditioner. It's not a one-size-fits-all situation.

I'm too lazy to buy champoo, so i a lot of times just wash my hair with soap for long stretches of time.

it's all justa thing that contains a thing that causes oily stuff to mix with watery stuff so water can wash it off, and nukes bacteria's membranes and viruses in the process.

buying it at food and stuff