During summer, exposure to sunlight, heat and dry air can cause men’s skin to behave differently. By midday, the face may become oily, irritation can develop after shaving, and pores may become clogged more easily. Many people try to address these problems by washing their faces more often or using alcohol-based lotions, but these approaches can make matters worse.
Men’s skin differs from women’s in several ways: It is generally thicker, contains more collagen and has more active sebaceous glands. As a result, signs of aging may appear later, but men are more likely to experience excess oil, enlarged pores...