What Men Have Easier, What Troubles Them, What Hurts, and What They Don’t Want to Talk About

I might be reinforcing some stereotypes more than usual today, but it really is the case! Let’s start with skincare, which is a basic pillar of life for us, but a foreign concept word for our partners. Their routine often consists of two steps: washing their face with shower gel designed for the body, hair, shoes, and even car interior, and then drying off with a towel also meant for all parts of the body, the bathroom floor, and the entire house interior.

Apologies to all the men who take skincare seriously, I genuinely commend you! I don’t even need to mention how great most men’s skin looks after such an experiment.

And that’s just the beginning. Men don’t worry about whether they can bring all their products on a plane. They don’t bother with travel bag sizes. They don’t panic when they realize something is missing at their destination. They just buy anything labeled ‘wash’ on it at the first market and continue their vacation without a hitch. Their skin and hair don’t mind using hotel products. Even if they wash their hair with body cream, they will most likely still look good, perhaps with a bit of shine.

And now I get to what men definitely have harder: talking about feelings. Any feeling.: about love, troubles, pain. Even physical pain. Can you imagine your partner sitting down with you, glass of wine in hand, and discussing some red spots causing discomfort? Or discussing with a friend at the pub that the new bike is great, but the chafing on his sensitive area caused by a combination of sweat, tight clothes, and sitting on the bike isn’t so great? Or going to a doctor for some burning or chafing?!

Luckily, there is a very discreet solution: Andryll. It’s a multifunctional gel for all men’s little problems. And it fits perfectly with their philosophy—there’s only space on the shelf for one product, and this is it.

You can get it for your man and subtly suggest it. The usage is very intuitive, and there’s no need to talk about it, heaven forbid. No feelings! Although we can assure you that feelings will now be much, much better!

Or just talk about it with your man. Maybe I’m being unfair, and for that, I apologize once again.

Yours, GYNELLA