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The sixth installment in the Universal Pictures franchise looks to successfully transition from street racing to heist action and kicks off this weekend in the United Kingdom today. It’s opposite Warner Bros’ The Great Gatsby (including Thursday previews) and the second week of Paramount’s Star Trek In Darkness. But Fast & Furious 6 is set in London and had its world premiere there. It opens in North America and 59 international markets day and date on May 24th with what no studio has ever dared to do: change the genre of a successful franchise. But chairman Adam Fogelson and co-chairman Donna Langley put Chris Morgan – the screenwriter of Fast Five as well as The Fast And The Furious 3: Tokyo Drift,  and Fast & Furious 4 — on the script for the sixth installment, and the whiz at the crime-thriller genre (Wanted) set up Fast Five to intro a Fast Six plot revolving around a major robbery. Universal’s intent was to freshen the franchise. Dwayne Johnson (aka The Rock) is back as a federal agent alongside Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and of course director Justin Lin (behind the camera for the 4th time) and longtime producer Neal Moritz. It also stars Jordana Brewster, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang, Gal Gadot, Chris ‘Ludacris’ Bridges, Elsa Pataky plus newcomers Luke Evans and Gina Carano.

Don't go for the goatee, guys. There's plenty of ways to show off your skin without the facial hair adornments. We always hear about how the ladies of Hollywood keep their complexion's looking fresh and flawless, but we don't always get the deets about the male celebs take care of their skin. It doesn't seem like these guys have ever had a blemish in their lives, (lucky, huh?) so they must be following some kind of secret beauty routine.  OK! News: Sean Lowe Gets Into Skincare Celebrity facialist Joanna Vargas has prepped Project Runway host and designer Zac Posen's skin for the red carpet as well as Michelle Williams and is well-versed with skin care smarts, as she is the founder of her own self-named skincare line. We caught up with Joanna and got the low-down on how guys can really take care of their skin.  SPF, SPF, SPF. It's a skincare essential, guys! Joanna says it's one of the most important things to remember with the summer months approaching. Remembering to apply it is all about routine. Ladies usually put it on during the makeup, but, so that guys don't let it slip their minds, Joanna suggests applying an SPF after shaving. "It's the only time he is kind of doing a routine. After that, he dresses and is out the door," says Joanna. Anti-aging lotion is a gal's best friend, but guys should be using it, too. "It's always easier to maintain               youthfulness than to try and get it back," says Joanna. When it comes to where men and women need and want to treat their skin, there are some differences. "Men have different concerns—their neck has sensitive skin from shaving. Also, it loses elasticity pretty early from no sunscreen. They always complain about their eyes—usually eye creams bother them when the sweat," says Joanna. See? Guys have to worry about wrinkles just like women do.   We've made our point by now: beauty routines are the best kind of habits to keep. Joanna has a good one for the guys to pick up on. "Guys should ideally wash their face in the morning, use my Daily Serum, then apply sunscreen," says Joanna. "At night, men should wash their face, apply my Rejuvenating Serum and then go to bed. Twice a week, men should use my Exfoliating Mask in the shower.  It’s that simple!" Photos: Cannes Film Festival Fashion OK! News: Zac Posen on Judging Project Runway Do you have a beauty regimen? What's your skincare secret? Tweet @OKMagazine and leave a comment below.    Photo credit:  Getty Images