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Strange? A man's lips and nipples can also require extra care. Now just regular cream is mostly good enough, and this is just an excuse to charge extra money for it, but other than that... I don't see the issue.

I have never heard of a man's nipples needing any kind of care. I'm not saying that you're wrong, just that I have never heard of it.

Nipples are just a part of the human body and every part of the human body can need care, even the "useless" ones (since a man's nipples are not really functional) can require care. Dry skin, irritation, well anything can happen to a man's nipples.... And yeah, some of those things did actually happen a few times to my own (I'm a man), although it was a rarity.

A man's nipples are actually the same as a woman's nipples only not fully developed, so a woman's nipples are bound to be more vulnerable, but that doesn't mean the same things can't happen to a man's. A lot of people don't even know that men can even get breast cancer.... Now men with breast cancer are rare, but it DOES happen....

But long story short, any part of the body can require extra care... No exceptions... The cream above looks to me nevertheless as a cheap way to get money out of our pockets, since I admit a man's nipples needing any sort of cream doesn't happen very often, and if they do any kind of care cream would do (I use the standard NIVEA cream for basically anything on my body if I need it, most particularly my hands, and that stuff covers everything the cream in the meme could ever cover).

You can use lotion for whatever you want. Marketing a cream specifically for men's lips and nipples is weird.

That's called capitalism... Just sell stuff regardless if people need it. And that's what I've said... needing cream or lotion for your nipples is nothing weird. It making "specifically for men" is just put on the label as an excuse to make it more expensive, but in the end it's the same stuff where no such specifications are set on... Well, sometimes they add a bit of a fragrance to it to make it more "manly", which is just part of the swindle. It's not really weird they try this... It's just a dirty marketing trick. I've also seen hand cream for men and other kinds of creams and lotions specifically for men. Although the differences between male and female are bigger than just men having something between their legs that women have not, for most of the creams out there, it hardly matters at all. Furthermore, the cream you can use for your hands also works on your feet, arms, legs and also your nipples... At least if you have cream of a decent quality. And mostly the cream just called "cream" or just called "lotion" is even better than the "for man/woman" variants and cheaper.