It’s not much of a secret that more men are taking better care of their skin, as skin care products marketed to guys are occupying more shelf space at stores. Now, according to a recent New York Times story, women are heading into those store aisles and checking out the men’s products in an effort to save money. Many have found certain men’s products are practically the same as the “female” version but cost far less.
I found this story particularly interesting, because when I speak to women from areas such as Downers Grove, Lombard, and Naperville at our dermatology clinic, cost comes up a lot. Patients want to know why they should spend more on a product from a doctor’s office when they can get something that seems similar off the shelf at the drugstore.
The truth is that there are moments when it’s wise to save money on skin care and moments when it’s actually worth it to invest a bit more. Here are some of the tips I offer patients when discussing how to budget for skin care products:
Our practice offers a number of skin care products that may suit your needs. I encourage you set up an appointment with one of our skin care professionals by calling (815) 744-8554, or request a consultation online.
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