How to keep my 35 y.o. honey young?

[emmyliten]

I'm dating a man who's 13 years older than me, he's 35, and before i met him he he used disposable razors, washed his face (when he washed it!) with cheap bar soap, and has never used sunscreen is his life. I got him into using better razors, a good after shave balm, and moisturizer, but he still refuses to get a proper cleasner and stuff like eye cream and scrubs. I want him to stay young for as long as possible, so any tips for how to get him into taking better care of himself is very much appreceiated?

He's born redhaired, so his skin is fair and freckely. It's also sensitive, he gets rashs easily and it tends to be really rough and dry at his chin. His eye area is lined, not heavily wrinkled but noticable. Ofcourse i know you cant reverse, but maybe he could slow i down and look a bit more healthy and get a glow back.

 

[speerrituall1]

Purchase the items and do some of these things for him. It's quite sexy and just the thought could make him want to continue.

 

[emmyliten]

Thats an idea! =) I'm just not sure what to get him, having sensitive skin and all. I'm not getting him anything super expensive, but i want it to make a difference.

 

[sheil2009]

I think that a man that uses eye cream and face scrubs is just the least bit metro, and i can understand why he doesn't want to do it. If you truly care for him you can look past his grooming habits, respect what he wants to do, and focus on the more important things

 

[emmyliten]

well, he wants me to look good and take care of my looks, so why shouldnt i be able to ask the same? i'm not going to force him into anything, but some effort is nice, dont you think?

 

[reginaalear]

My husband doesn't like to take care of his skin, etc. But if I get him something and put it on him it's more like i'm doing it not him. He enjoys that then he'll ask me to do it more often. That would be my suggestion!