Further Answered Questions (FAQs)

What products do you offer for men’s grooming?

At CMM we offer a wide and complete range of products to cover all your grooming needs. From beard care to hair care, skincare to shaving we have everything you need to keep yourself well groomed.

How do I choose the right grooming products for my skin type?

All of our products have a detailed description of what skin types they are suitable for.

Are your products suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes the majority of our products are suitable for sensitive skin, however please read the product descriptions carefully.

Beard Care FAQs

Do you offer beard care products?

Absolutely, we offer a wide range of products to take care of your beard. Please find the full range here.

What is the best way to grow and maintain a beard?

Growing and maintaining a beard requires patience, care, and the right grooming routine. Here are some tips to help you grow and maintain a healthy, stylish beard:

Growing a Beard

Be Patient: Beard growth takes time, and it varies from person to person. Avoid trimming or shaping too early—let it grow for at least 4-6 weeks to see its natural pattern.
Stay Healthy: A balanced diet rich in vitamins (like biotin, vitamin D, and zinc) and regular exercise can promote healthy hair growth.
Hydrate: Drink plenty of water to keep your skin and hair hydrated, which supports healthy growth.
Avoid Stress: High stress levels can impact hair growth. Practice stress-relief techniques like meditation or exercise.
Use Beard Growth Products: If you’re struggling with patchy growth, consider using beard oils or serums designed to stimulate hair follicles.

Maintaining a Beard

Wash Regularly: Use a beard-specific shampoo or cleanser 2-3 times a week to remove dirt, oil, and debris without stripping natural oils.
Condition and Moisturize: Apply a beard conditioner or balm to keep your beard soft, hydrated, and manageable.
Use Beard Oil: Beard oil helps prevent dryness, reduces itchiness, and adds a healthy shine. Massage it into your beard and skin daily.
Brush or Comb: Use a beard brush or comb to detangle, train the hair to grow in the desired direction, and evenly distribute oils.
Trim Regularly: Invest in quality grooming tools like scissors or a trimmer to shape and maintain your beard. Trim stray hairs to keep it neat.
Exfoliate Your Skin: Use a gentle exfoliator once a week to remove dead skin cells and prevent ingrown hairs.
Protect Your Beard: In harsh weather, use a balm or wax to shield your beard from dryness caused by wind or cold.
Visit a Barber: For a professional touch, visit a barber to shape your beard and get advice on styles that suit your face shape.

Bonus Tips

Avoid over-washing, as it can dry out your beard and skin.
Don’t forget to care for the skin beneath your beard—it’s the foundation of healthy growth.
Experiment with different styles to find the one that complements your look.

With consistent care and the right products, you’ll have a beard that’s not only well-maintained but also a source of pride! View the full range of high quality beard products from CMM.

Hair Care FAQs

Do you have products for hair loss or thinning hair?

The Fortify Men’s Shampoo from CMM is a strengthening shampoo for fuller, thicker hair, shop here.

Do you have a subscription service for grooming products?

Currently, we do not offer a subscription service for any of our grooming products.

Skin Care FAQs

How often should I use a face scrub or exfoliator?

Using a face scrub or exfoliator is an important part of a grooming routine, but it’s essential to strike the right balance to avoid over-exfoliating. Here’s a guide:

How Often Should You Exfoliate?

Normal to Oily Skin: 2-3 times per week. This helps remove excess oil, unclog pores, and prevent breakouts.
Dry or Sensitive Skin: 1-2 times per week. Over-exfoliating can irritate sensitive skin or strip it of natural oils, so be gentle.
Combination Skin: 2 times per week. Focus on areas prone to oiliness (like the T-zone) while being gentle on drier areas.

Why Exfoliation is Important

Removes dead skin cells, leaving your skin smoother and brighter.
Prevents clogged pores, reducing the risk of blackheads and acne.
Prepares your skin for better absorption of moisturizers and serums.
Helps prevent ingrown hairs, especially if you shave regularly.

Tips for Using a Face Scrub

Choose the Right Product: Look for a scrub suited to your skin type. For sensitive skin, opt for a gentle exfoliator with fine particles or natural ingredients.

Use Lukewarm Water: Wet your face with lukewarm water to open up pores before applying the scrub.

Be Gentle: Apply the scrub in circular motions using your fingertips. Avoid scrubbing too hard, as this can cause irritation.

Rinse Thoroughly: Wash off the scrub completely with lukewarm water and pat your face dry with a clean towel.

Follow Up with Moisturizer: Exfoliation can leave your skin feeling dry, so always apply a moisturizer afterward to lock in hydration.

When to Avoid Exfoliating

If your skin is sunburned, irritated, or has open wounds, skip exfoliation until it heals.
Avoid using harsh scrubs daily, as this can damage your skin barrier and lead to redness or sensitivity.

By sticking to a consistent exfoliation routine tailored to your skin type, you’ll enjoy smoother, healthier-looking skin without overdoing it! Let me know if you’d like product recommendations or more skincare tips.

What is the difference between a moisturizer and a serum?

A serum and a moisturizer serve different purposes in skincare. Serums are lightweight, fast-absorbing products packed with active ingredients like hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, or retinol, designed to penetrate deeply and target specific concerns such as wrinkles, dark spots, or acne.

Moisturizers, on the other hand, are thicker and focus on hydrating the skin and locking in moisture by creating a protective barrier. Use a serum after cleansing to treat your skin, and follow with a moisturizer to seal in hydration and protect against environmental factors. Together, they work to keep your skin healthy, hydrated, and radiant.

What is the best way to prevent razor burn or ingrown hairs?

Preventing razor burn and ingrown hairs requires proper preparation, technique, and aftercare. Here’s how to achieve a smooth, irritation-free shave:

Prep Your Skin: Start by washing your face with warm water and a gentle cleanser to remove dirt and soften the hair. Exfoliate 1-2 times a week to clear away dead skin cells and reduce the risk of ingrown hairs.
Use a Quality Shaving Cream: Apply a rich, hydrating shaving cream or gel to create a protective barrier and reduce friction.
Shave with the Grain: Always shave in the direction of hair growth to minimize irritation. Avoid going over the same area multiple times.
Use a Sharp, Clean Razor: A dull blade increases the risk of razor burn and ingrown hairs. Replace your razor regularly and rinse it after every stroke.
Avoid Pressing Too Hard: Let the razor glide over your skin with light pressure to prevent nicks and irritation.
Rinse with Cool Water: After shaving, rinse your skin with cool water to close pores and soothe irritation.
Moisturize and Soothe: Apply an alcohol-free aftershave or a soothing moisturizer with ingredients like aloe vera or chamomile to calm the skin and lock in hydration.
Avoid Tight Clothing: If shaving areas like the neck or body, avoid tight clothing that can rub against the skin and cause irritation.

By following these steps, you can enjoy a smooth shave while keeping razor burn and ingrown hairs at bay.