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Time to Treat Dad

Skincare might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Father’s Day, but your dad’s skin needs attention too! This Father’s Day, show the guy in your life that you care and treat him with a great skincare routine. Doctor D. Schwab has the best skincare goodies for men featuring an all-natural, simple 3-step skin routine that was formulated to care for the unique needs of men’s skin. Add these products to your dad’s dopp kit this Father’s Day to brighten his day, and show him you care:

Step 1: Shave and cleanse 
Men love the fuss-free Doctor D. Schwab Double Duty Shave Lotion. It is the perfect gentle cleanser that can also be used for shaving. 
 
It’s the perfect 2-in-1 gift for the father in your life. The formula contains aloe and rosemary to soothe the skin and is alcohol-free so it won’t leave skin irritated or dry. Extracts from thyme, coconut, and ginkgo biloba help keep skin blemish-free, soft, nourished, and hydrated - everything your dad didn’t know he was missing. (Pro-tip: advise him to avoid shaving first thing in the morning to allow the puffiness to subside and instead, shave after (or in) the shower when skin and hair follicles are softened).

Step 2: Serum 
After-shave that contains alcohol and menthol are a thing of the past and other formulas dry out and irritate skin causing a wide range of skin issues for men including early signs of aging. Instead, give your dad an upgrade and have him follow up shaving and cleansing with Doctor D. Schwab Men’s Age Defense Serum. It is specifically designed to fight the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, sagging, and dullness with antioxidants and peptides. Used after shaving or cleansing, it will be a total game changer for your dad’s skin. (Pro-tip: advise him to apply the serum and allow it to dry while he brushes his teeth or flosses, then move on to step 3).


Step 3: Hydrate and Protect
The key and final component to tie together the perfect routine is Doctor D. Schwab Environmental Shield Cream. It’s an ultra-hydrating moisturizer that provides environmental protection.
 
It’s formulated to soothe, help curb razor burn, and lessen the appearance of redness and irritation with aloe vera. Kukui oil contains vitamins A, E, and F to revitalize and restore dry, tired-looking skin so your dad’s skin will look healthier than ever.

Show dad you really care about him during these difficult times with the special set including all of Doctor Schwab Men’s Skin Care steps plus a free Invisible Glove™ Hand Sanitizer to stay sanitized and healthy without drying out his hands.

Additionally, consider the Doctor D. Schwab all-natural sun protection, and the Intensive Hand Cream. 

Whether it’s with a handwritten card, quality time, or gifting the best skincare, take some time to appreciate your dad this Father’s Day, June 21st. 

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