
NIVEA MEN
Face Cream
NIVEA face creams for men address the unique needs of men’s skin while delivering the nourishing moisture and care you expect from NIVEA. Whether you are looking for a Maximum Hydration Protective Lotion SPF 15, or need a Sensitive Face Lotion with Broad Spectrum SPF 15 Sunscreen, explore the full collection of men’s face cream products to find the right facial care for you.
What makes men’s face cream different
from regular face cream?
Men’s skin has some differences from women’s skin, so it requires different facial care. Men’s skin differs in things like hair production, sweat, oiliness, and more1. A facial moisturizer designed for women’s skin may not adequately address men’s skincare needs. For these reasons, NIVEA has created a line of men’s face creams directly addressing the needs unique to men’s skin, with appealing fragrances and textures for smooth, healthy-looking skin.
Men’s face cream to address
signs of aging
It’s common to see skincare that addresses signs of aging for women, but it exists for men, too! NIVEA MEN’s Age Defense line is specially formulated for men’s skin to help address early signs of aging on the skin. NIVEA MEN Age Defense Daily Moisturizer with SPF 30 is a beard-friendly men’s facial moisturizer that delivers 24-hour moisture while helping to protect skin from early aging caused by the sun (for sun protection, use as directed). Its formula with Hyaluronic Acid and Pro-Retinol visibly reduces the look of fine lines and wrinkles with regular use and helps to restore lost moisture for healthy and younger-looking skin over time.
How to use
men’s face cream
To get the most out of your face cream, incorporate it into a daily skincare routine in the morning and the evening. Apply a men’s facial moisturizer generously over your skin after cleansing and shaving (applying a Sensitive Post Shave Balm prior to your moisturizer, if desired). For daytime hydration, use a men’s face cream with SPF to help protect your skin from the damaging effects of the sun (for sun protection, use as directed). For evening skincare, apply a NIVEA Men Creme before bed to deliver nourishing moisture while you sleep.
Using face cream for men when
you have a beard or mustache
If you have facial hair, you may be wondering how to use a men’s face cream without making your beard or mustache oily or sticky. With NIVEA MEN face creams, our products come in beard-friendly formulas to provide nourishing moisture to your skin and facial hair without leaving your face feeling greasy or weighed down. NIVEA MEN Maximum Hydration Protective Lotion with SPF 15 provides nourishing moisture* to skin in an oil-free formula enriched with Aloe Vera. Provides nourishing moisture to skin in an oil-free formula enriched with Aloe Vera to provide long-lasting moisture and care for the skin.
*For sun protection, use as directed.
Using a soothing men’s face cream
after shaving
If you shave, you know how uncomfortable post-shave irritation can be. Using a moisturizer not specially formulated for men can leave you at risk for further irritation or clogged pores. NIVEA’s men’s face creams are designed with this issue in mind and formulated to help keep skin feeling smooth and looking healthy. For men’s sensitive skin, NIVEA MEN Sensitive Face Lotion with Broad Spectrum SPF 15 Sunscreen offers hydration in a lightweight, non-greasy formula that helps to soothe post-shave irritation.
Face cream for men –
NIVEA MEN face care products
At NIVEA, we carefully craft our men’s skincare products to address the needs of men’s skin. We understand that men’s skin requires unique care, so you get the care you need. Explore NIVEA’s full line of men’s face care products and care for your skin with confidence.
The information provided herein is not intended to be medical advice. Nor is it intended to treat the underlying skin disease or condition. The information is provided solely to:
- Moisturize, soften and smooth dry skin
- Improve the appearance of the skin
- Achieve healthier-looking skin
- Giacomoni, P. U.; Mammone, T.; Teri, M. Gender-Linked Differences in Human Skin. Journal of Dermatological Science 2009, 55 (3), 144–149. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jdermsci.2009.06.001.








