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Don’t hate this exceptional moisturizer just because Brad Pitt is behind it. Beau Domaine isn’t a typical celebrity brand. It comes from winemakers and scientists who isolated the polyphenols in their grape pomace to create a complex designed to protect skin cells.

All you have to do is lie on this mat and let its infrared heat plus low-frequency electromagnetic pulses—known as PEMF—go to work on the body’s tissues. HigherDose claims it decreases inflammation, promotes blood flow, encourages cellular repair, and releases endorphins.

Men are notoriously bad at sunscreen. This one is lightweight, so it’s easy to wear, and it contains BEMT, a UV filter that until this summer was only available outside the U.S.

It’s unusual for a cleanser to have a cult following, but this efficient, no-nonsense exfoliating wash has a broad appeal: it’s thorough without disturbing the skin barrier.

I’m a broken record about my love for this vitamin C serum. It doesn’t sting or irritate skin like many similar products, and it has additional antioxidants that may help reduce the damage after sun exposure.

Sure, you could make it easy and use Gillette whatever, but I suggest upping your game with this French shaving foam that’s designed for red or tight skin. Why not baby it with Avène’s famous thermal water?

This supplement comes from the brand co-founded by a researcher in aging at MIT. It contains a naturally occurring form of vitamin B3 that’s been shown to raise NAD+ levels, along with other polyphenols that may protect against cellular damage.

If you’re not an aftershave person, but you are a shower person, consider this woody, citrusy body wash with hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, and aloe leaf juice that aims to wash away everything except skin’s natural moisture.

For lovers of bar soap who like a good scrubbing, this one mixes volcanic pumice with mandelic and lactic acids to buff away dead skin cells. The eucalyptus scent is a refreshing, cooling eye-opener.

An excellent daily shampoo with rosemary oil, which one small study suggests may fortify thinning hair. It combines the refreshing scent of the herb with ceramides to help prevent dryness.

A hand cream from Denmark that smells like herbs and wood and moisturizes without creating a grease slick all over your keyboard.

Maybe you drink raw milk and believe in the magic of tallow, which fans say helps with dry skin, dermatitis, psoriasis, and wound healing. This one smells like lavender rather than a strip steak.

When my sons borrow my lip balm, they always ask first whether it’s tinted or sparkly. Mistakes have happened. This one is a pure, unfussy, unflavored formula with no tint that gets the job done.

Makeup artists and models love this basic moisturizer for its subtle scent, lightweight texture, and reliability. Men like it for the same reasons, plus the price.

Those with dry skin or eczema praise this soothing, hydrating, and repairing cream. It’s rich but not greasy and works well to spot-treat dry patches on the face, hands, and body.

If you like hair with a little extra oomph but aren’t a fan of the slick look—or vowels—this matte paste is just the thing. It won’t weigh down your hair or make you resemble Pete Hegseth.

Smooth feet are so much nicer than sandpapery ones, and this bar embeds microcrystals and exfoliating acids in shea butter to help you get there. Keep it in the shower and give your feet a good scrub a few times a week.