Is Libby Hill suitable for men's skin pore concerns?

I am writing to inquire if Libby Heal is suitable for men's skin. I usually don't do much skincare, but recently, the pores around my nose have become noticeable, and the skin on my cheeks looks rough, so I started looking into treatments. Perhaps because it is men's skin, it does get shiny, but my mouth and cheeks feel very tight after washing my face, so I don't think it is just simple oily skin haha. My skin sometimes gets red and dry after shaving, so I am a little worried about strong treatments.

 

Do people with thick, oily skin like men also tend to get the Libby Heal treatment?

 

I am interested in Libby Heal because if the effects aim to naturally improve skin texture and hydration, I think I can manage it without it being too noticeable. I am also curious about when I can shave after using Libby Heal and whether the redness is severe enough to interfere with my work life. Would it be possible to consult regarding enlarged pores and rough skin texture for men?

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