It's no secret that winter means dry, cracked skin, but did you know that not all skin is created equally when it comes to moisture? When it comes to the face, men's skin is thicker and more oily than women's. The Manual's Barrett Wertz shares his skin care tips for men this winter. For men who aren't familiar with luxury skin care products Wertz recommends the Tom Ford shave cream. He says it's an easy way to indulge in Tom Ford without spending thousands on a suit. When it comes to moisturizing lotion, Wertz says it's hard to beat La Mer. The luxury lotions have been used for decades to moisturize and fight the signs of aging.

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