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"  When the beauty department gave me a sample bottle of Lab Series BB Tinted Moisturizer\u2014one of the few marketed toward men\u2014I was skeptical. I am a guy and, while I care about proper grooming habits (I&amp;#039;ve used a moisturizer ever since I watched Patrick Bateman outline his morning regimen in American Psycho), I wasn&amp;#039;t sure a tinted product was for me. Would it be akin to wearing makeup? And if so, didn&amp;#039;t that cross the line from metrosexual to downright effeminate? But now I&amp;#039;m convinced. It blends in so well that co-workers were shocked to find out I tested it daily for a month. It evened out my complexion and, having fair skin, I appreciated its slight bronzing effect along with its sun protection factor. I&amp;#039;ve since learned that BB (or &amp;quot;blemish balm&amp;quot;) cream, which first gained popularity in South Korea and has become a runaway hit with American women, deserves a spot in men&amp;#039;s medicine cabinets, too. We also deal with common skin issues like acne and redness, so why not use something that actually treats them while also making us look better? I haven&amp;#039;t been able to convince my 21-year-old brother yet, but I&amp;#039;m working on it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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