In the low-end market of domestic men's skincare, Nivea, L'Oréal Paris and Mentholatum are in a three-pronged situation. Comparatively speaking, Nivea stands out for cleansing products, with a mediocre performance and not many varieties in lotions and creams. Nivea, which is known for its cost performance, is not very high in overall quality.

Nivea launched the world's first moisturizer in 1911, also known as the Blue Can, and has been constantly updating its formula and selling it to this day. Since then, a men's version of the blue can, commonly known as the men's can, has been derived, which is known for its strong moisturizing and "cheap big bowl", but the use experience is average. The texture of the men's can cream is slightly thick, not easy to push away, and it is sticky when applied to the face, and the fragrance is also strong. It is not recommended to apply too much cream at one time, it may be oily. The use scenario of the male can is relatively limited, suitable for use in the dry deep winter, and the moisturizing effect on dry skin is good, if it is heavy oily skin, it is best to avoid it. In addition, due to the addition of several acne-causing risk ingredients, men's cans may cause acne problems, so it is recommended to use safer and refreshing products for acne-prone skin.

Another cream, the Hydra Deep Moisturizer, adds more active ingredients, including antioxidants and soothing ingredients, for a more comprehensive skincare effect. However, as a cream, the moisturizing effect of the water revitalizing moisturizer is not satisfactory, but the price is twice that of the men's can, and the cost performance is low. Both products are more suitable for dry skin, while oily skin is more suitable for all-round oil control gels, which contain adsorbents and exfoliating ingredients. However, the all-in-one gel is too strong in oil control, but the moisturizing is insufficient, and there is a certain irritation, some users have dryness or allergic reactions, it is recommended to test in advance.