6 Grooming Products You Should Steal From Your Girlfriend
Try them, and pretty soon you won’t be able to live without them

The first thing I noticed about my future husband was his hands—specifically his cuticles. His fingers looked like shredded, knobby stalks of asparagus. When we moved in together, I urged him to borrow my cuticle cream and trimmer—things he had no intention of buying. Suddenly his fingers went from gnarly to nice, and he was hooked.
Call it an indirect intervention. I asked Amy Komorowski, a celebrity groomer whose clients include Justin Timberlake and Seth Meyers, if this was typical. "I use women's products on guys all the time," she said. "A good product is a good product, and if it works and makes someone feel more confident, why not?"
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