There is nothing wrong with a man wanting to look his best. I mean, skip the eyeliner and mascara, but using good skin care products and a decent cover stick is not going to turn a guy into a sissy all of a sudden. Zits happen...cover them up!

Hey, if you are a man who buys this product? More power to ya....what does it matter anyhow? Isn't it the person who resides on the inside that matters the most anyway? That's what I was always taught. Hmmmmm.........

I'm sorry but I like my man to be a MAN all the way. Take care of yourself, be FIT, dress nice, smell nice......but I draw the line at MAKEUP!
I can even get past the ''shaving'' of 'other' areas.......but NO MAKEUP!
I can handle anything on a MAN but MAKEUP! (and other 'girlie' things)
I man can even use moisturizers and like my hubby, never have a hair out of place.....but NOT MAKEUP!
The day my hubby picks up MY concealer will be the day he DIES (and his body will never be found!) HA....not that the idea would ever occur to him other than to MOVE IT out of his way!

Disturbing? A sissy? There's nothing wrong with a guy that wears makeup. Jesus, grow up hee man and quit eating Chunky Soup 3 times a day. Bet you have hair coming out of your nose and ears too? Think women like hair - anywhere but on your head? And cologne isnt a male version of perfume? Guess again! And get with the new century caveman.

What a goofy article, AOL is really starting to run string of these things lately. Not the idea of make-up thats goofy, but this authors crappy review. That person who wrote this 'article' is so biased against the concept, with all of his negative comments about the subject. Don't like the idea, don't buy it or use it - simple as that! But don't knock others that may like it, and it really is a growing trend out there. Anyway, I think that everyone should do whatever they feel comfortable with. I personally am not much into facial make-up (if you follow the music trends, especially with college music and 'emo' bands, dudes wearing eyeliner and make-up are quite common.) Thats not my bag, but my particular trade-mark is the wearing of nail polish. I grew really immersed into the music scene, and when all the rockers started wearing nail polish, so did I, usually black on the fingers, and gold or silver on the toes. I am an extremely responsible person, a college graduate with a 3.7 GPA, married with a daughter. Maybe it's because I'm also 6' tall and 200 lbs, but no one says anything at all to me about my nail polish. I once worked in law enforcement until getting a better job. I do not do it for anyone else but ME. I don't wear it to seek approval. I just do it to be different. If someone doesn't like it, tough. If they don't like me because of my nail polish, they are probably the type of person that I do not want to be around anyway. Anyway, I have no problem with the concept of mens make-up. I won't buy it because I don't need it, but I will continue wearing my nail polish, totally unabashedly and making no apologies or excuses to anyone. I just wish the people out there would quit being so darn judgemental over such superficial criteria, you all live your life, I'll live mine. The author used words like disturbing and decency. I wish he'd have the decency to quit writing disturbing articles motivated by his own personal or shortcomings or insecurities.

Wow, there's a fella who isn't very secure in his masculinity...trouble putting on lipbalm?

im gay, and l wouldnt wear make up!!!!

The only people who would buy this is the same fools who use womans makeup now, You are never going to get a stright man to use this stuff.....out of business in less than a year

Hey, I think it will be great. I will buy it for my hubby. He wears safety glasses all day and looks like a racoon. When we have pictures done, it is very hard trying to blend his complextion and remove the dark circles under his eyes. I don't think its for everyday. Just for like professional pictures or something.

umm, there have been plenty of men's make-up lines before this one.... I can hardly blame men for wanting to use the stuff.. that's why women look so good, because of make-up! Nothing "shameful" about it, just learn how to apply properly.

oh god no please! oh wait its ok cuz i like my men dirty, nothing like my grease monkey boyfriend after a hard days work with those dirty hands smelling like grease mmmmmmm.... touch me please and dont wash your hands first :)

How much ya wanna bet they cost half of what us women pay for makeup. they know we will pay the high costs, but, men won't.
and men, while you're at it, shave that mess you call the shadowed look and how about deoderant. Just knowing Mathew Mconlly doesn't use deoderant makes me find him so unattractive.