Dry Skin Care

Do you have dry skin? If you’re not sure, then think carefully about your skin’s usual appearance. Does it look flaky and thin, or feel tight? Does your skin care regime means applying moisturizer day and night to get a good balance of softness with suppleness?

If this sounds like you, then listen up: you need to give extra-care with this skin than you do with other types, because it’s very sensitive to cleansing, as well as unnecessary dragging and pulling. (more…)

Treatment for Oily Skin

Contrary to popular belief, oily skin can be good: some say that oily skin type will be slightly more resistant to wrinkling and discoloring. The bad news? Treatment for oily skin is still needed. With oily skin, you may have more problems with acne, blackheads, large pores, and overall shininess.

Essential Cleansing

The first step to oily skin treatment is—surprisingly—not to attack with all your might. (more…)

How To Grow A Goatee

Are you looking for a facial hair style to update your look? If you’re thinking about growing a goatee, there are some simple rules to follow to keep yourself looking your best.

The style of goatee you want is up to you. Keep trends in mind while shaping goatee—a new look should never be passé. The hottest goatee now is a bit of a hybrid style. It’s a variation on the simple goatee, with a thin moustache, a small patch of hair under the chin, and another patch of hair on the chin. (more…)

Hairstyles for Thin Hair

Your thin hair is something like a vintage Cadillac—the better you preserve it, the longer it lasts. With careful styling and smart cuts, you’ll feel younger and more confident. It’s merely a question of style: if you’ve got thin hair, you’ve got to know what to do—and what to avoid. (more…)

Men’s Guide To Facial Cleansing (Cleansers, Toners, Moisturizers)

Your daily routine doesn’t need to be a multi-step process. It’s more a question of being informed.

Do you know if you have oily, dry, combination, sensitive, or normal skin? There’s no way to pick a proper product if you aren’t savvy to the requirements of your specific skin type. To test, dab your face with a tissue when you wake up. If the tissue looks greasy, your skin is oily. If your skin seems a bit oily, but only in your T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin), you’ve got combination skin. (more…)