Couple conundrum.(Brief Article)

My man is breaking out and doesn't want to use my face products because he thinks they won't be strong enough for him. Is he right?

It all depends on how bad his breakouts are. Skin care created for guys is typically more powerful--with larger exfoliating beads and higher amounts of acids--since men's skin is thicker than a woman's, says New Orleans dermatologist Patricia K. Farris. So let him try your products, but if they don't work, have him use a men's exfoliating cleanser and a drying lotion with benzoyl peroxide. We like Nivea for Men Face Scrub, $6, and Zirh Fix Blemish Control Lotion, $32.50.

Q: When I wax down there, my hair grows back in patches, so I'm smooth for only a few days. Is there a way to get all of my hair to grow back at the same time?

We wish! Unfortunately, there isn't a magic product that'll synchronize your bikini-line regrowth. But to up your chances of that happening, get waxed on a regular schedule of every three to four ...