Dermalogica Beauty Products for Men

Find the latest Dermalogica skin care ranges for men. Dermalogica hair care, Dermalogica shave & Dermalogica men's grooming products.

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Dermalogica for Men

When Dermalogica meets skin, skin health is redefined. Dermalogica is the number one choice of skin care professionals and consumers worldwide.

Dermalogica Shave

The Dermalogica Shave 3-step system offers a complete regimen to deliver the closest shave possible and your healthiest skin ever.

Skincare Products

Find top branded skin care products for men. Moisturisers, cleansers, toners and many more products designed for the men's skin.

Shaving Products

Suitable for use with wet and dry shaving equipment. Our shaving range of products offer you the best of the barbers in your own home.

Suncare Products

Get that perfect tan all year round without having to inflict your skin to the harmful effects that can be caused by sun beds or even the sun itself.

Hair Products

A completely different range of hair styling products, shampoos, conditioners and hair treatments.

Nail Products

Nail care is still a part of grooming and it doesn’t really matter if you are a woman or a man; you still need to have those clean and presentable at all times.

Gift Ideas

If you are shopping for him, dad, your son or a male friend, we have the perfect gift for each of them.

Is a man's skin really different from a woman's?

Besides having facial hair, there are structural differences between a man’s skin and a woman’s. Androgen (testosterone) stimulation causes an increase in skin thickness, which accounts for why a man’s skin is about 25% thicker than a woman’s. In addition to being thicker, a man’s skin texture is tougher.

Sebum (oil) and its production also differ. After puberty, sebum production is greater in males than females, which is attributed to androgen secretions and accounts for why men have longer lasting acne.

Regardless of age, men also have a higher collagen density than women. Because collagen content is directly related to the signs of skin aging, it has been said a woman’s skin is about 15 years older than a man’s of the same age. However, men are less sun savvy than women, meaning they don’t use sunscreens, and could contribute to why the “15 year” skin age difference is not readily noticed.

UV damage from the sun can add years to a man’s skin and negate the benefit of slowed intrinsic aging.