1. Martin Scorsese

2. Jeffrey Wright

Wearing Armani, Omega and Chaumet

3. Colman Domingo

Wearing Louis Vuitton and Omega

4. Ke Huy Quan

Wearing Armani

5. Robert Downey Jr.

Wearing Saint Laurent and Tiffany & Co.

6. Ryan Gosling

Wearing Gucci

7. Dominic Sessa

Wearing Tom Ford

8. Cord Jefferson

9. Ncuti Gatwa

Wearing Givenchy and Tiffany & Co.

10. Sterling K. Brown

Wearing Dior Men

11. Mark Ruffalo and Sunrise Coigney

12. David Oyelowo

Wearing Zegna

13. Cillian Murphy

Wearing Versace

14. Yancey Red Corn

15. John Krasinski

Wearing Tiffany & Co.

16. Matthew McConaughey

Wearing Atelier Versace

17. Marcus Mumford

18. Bradley Cooper

Wearing Louis Vuitton

Hey, !biofoids

A new year is here, and I thought it would be neat to trade skincare routines/products and discuss them. Perhaps we can get some good recommendations from each other!

For mine:

Current Daily cocktail:

COSRX Snail 92 All-in-one cream

Tretinoin 0.025% cream

Melazepam (Azelaic acid)

Galactomyces essence

Moisturize throughout the day with Hada Labo gokujyun hydrating lotion

I try to do a chemical peel at least one a week, try do have IPL treatments every 4-6 months.

Anyone else have some GOAT products or regimens that they wanna share?

his optomisim is so high prob cause his clothes

I had to get some new jeans and of course they don't make my old ones anymore so I had to take a chance on something I haven't worn before. The problem is that I have beefy thighs and calves so even though the waist and inseam size are correct they end up a little tight on my legs. I got Levi's athletic fit which helps a little but they're still bordering on uncomfortable. Not unwearable but definitely snug. I'm hoping they loosen up a bit as I wear them but does anyone else have this issue and have you found a solution?

Let them say I lived in the time of The Old Nite, tamer of horses. Let them say, I lived in the time of Zezima.

Had these Iron Rangers lying around for a while and want to wear them some more so i threw this fit together real quick. Please let me know what you think and also feel free to post your own outfits for today

bro fitted up to eat a burger

broette*

There's nothing wrong with not wanting to be addressed as “bro” most “gender neutral” terms are still a way of typically addressing men: “dude”, “man”, “bro”, “guys” and maybe OP was just trying to put a spin on things while leaning into a more femme way of being addressed when many spaces accommodate men as the “default” including Reddit.

Shut up meg.

That's the exact thing I mean.

Is the most effective way of diminishing my point likening me to a character that is thoroughly hated and the butt of every joke in canon who also happens to be a woman just because I expressed an opinion that wasn't just to drag the use of the word “broette”?

It's really telling tbh

She met me and loved my hair but now as we've gotten older she wants me to have a more traditional style. I don't think I could bring myself to it, we've been together for 1 1/2 years. Should I break up with her?

Body autonomy. It's yours. You're the only one with the right to decide what you do with it.

Where was this energy on the post about the gf who doesn't want to shave her moustache anymore

Didn't see the post, would have said the same thing.

You're body belongs to you and no one else.

But what if your partner cares about you enough to tell you that you're getting too old to look like a 15 year old? I respect body autonomy, but I also observe many many people with zero self-awareness.

maybe your boyfriend would like it?

For me it's arrid xxdry because I sweat from my armpits like a faucet

My hair is a thick fro right now and it is just hard to manage. I have been growing it out for almost a year and haven't been styling it at all. I really don't know what to do with it. I think it is too much for a random barber to deal with it, especially if it's a boomer who doesn't understand why I need sulfate free products. I tried calling places to ask but after they say hello I keep hanging up. Mainly just because it is hard for me to ask for such specific requests. I even tried writing down a script.

"Hello, I just wanted to check in to see if you had experience with my hair type. I only use sulfate free products on it because I have noticed that if I don't it gets even bushier than it is now, and it is pretty bushy"

But as soon as I hear the phone ringing I just can't say it.

Is there a way I can look at a salon and just tell that they would know how to do my hair so I don't have to call in and ask? Do I need to go to a salon if I have thick long hair? Or do masculine barbers know how too? I will admit that I don't like it when men touch me though.

As per title

DISCUSS, uhh, also I realize it depends on the piercing but I'm too lazy to break the vote apart

!biofoids !gaybros !braincels

What're you wearing for the weekend?