Regular Skincare For Men - A Must!
Most of the friends I know who worries about their looks, acne scars from their teenage years and wrinkles around their brows tend to be closet fans of skincare products.
They may nonchalantly browse through their girlfriend's magazine and stealing glances at the anti-aging products that they see in there but they make great effort to not let their friends or girlfriend know that they're actually interested in some of the products.
One friend of mine had to email me secretly about an anti-aging fragrance that I am working on and at the end of the email, he p.
s.
'ed me..
..
please don't let anyone else know I asked! So, in view of this current trend of men looking into anti-aging skincare regiments and skincare products, I'll address this one today.
Taking care of your skin, men or women is a necessary part of your life.
Whatever your lifestyle or work is like, you can't run away from it.
By virtue of the fact that your skin is the largest organ in your body, you HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE but to pay a little bit of attention to it.
Cleansing with proper cleanser suitable for your skin (not SOAP or SHAMPOO!!!) is crucial.
Normal body soap or shampoo is too harsh for the delicate skin on your skin.
I don't always think that toning is important for men, in general, but it's fantastic if you could because it's the part where removal of dirt, grime, sweat (no makeup), and dead skin cells are removed.
Then you moisturize.
I am quite sure that you're familiar with this step..
..
or at least this TERM..
..
moisturize.
As a rule of thumb, the older you are, the dryer your skin gets.
That is why even men need to consult with a beautician or a dermatologist every once in a while.
The product that you're used to could change over time.
And it also depends on your lifestyle and your diet.
As for fragrances, I bet you don't know very much about how much your scent actually affects the opposite sex.
Sure, I know you splash on a dash or two of cologne when you're heading out to the bar but what about when you're shopping or when you're out to the office? Your scent alone will determine how people perceive you, not only the sexual attractive scale.
As unappealing as it is to you as a man, putting on a Facebook in the privacy of your own home is a good idea.
Make sure everyone's knocked out or no one is home to put on the mask.
If you're open about this with your spouse, kids or girlfriend, go ahead and splatter some on right in front of them.
It's good education for the kids and you will have something extra in common with your other half!
They may nonchalantly browse through their girlfriend's magazine and stealing glances at the anti-aging products that they see in there but they make great effort to not let their friends or girlfriend know that they're actually interested in some of the products.
One friend of mine had to email me secretly about an anti-aging fragrance that I am working on and at the end of the email, he p.
s.
'ed me..
..
please don't let anyone else know I asked! So, in view of this current trend of men looking into anti-aging skincare regiments and skincare products, I'll address this one today.
Taking care of your skin, men or women is a necessary part of your life.
Whatever your lifestyle or work is like, you can't run away from it.
By virtue of the fact that your skin is the largest organ in your body, you HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE but to pay a little bit of attention to it.
Cleansing with proper cleanser suitable for your skin (not SOAP or SHAMPOO!!!) is crucial.
Normal body soap or shampoo is too harsh for the delicate skin on your skin.
I don't always think that toning is important for men, in general, but it's fantastic if you could because it's the part where removal of dirt, grime, sweat (no makeup), and dead skin cells are removed.
Then you moisturize.
I am quite sure that you're familiar with this step..
..
or at least this TERM..
..
moisturize.
As a rule of thumb, the older you are, the dryer your skin gets.
That is why even men need to consult with a beautician or a dermatologist every once in a while.
The product that you're used to could change over time.
And it also depends on your lifestyle and your diet.
As for fragrances, I bet you don't know very much about how much your scent actually affects the opposite sex.
Sure, I know you splash on a dash or two of cologne when you're heading out to the bar but what about when you're shopping or when you're out to the office? Your scent alone will determine how people perceive you, not only the sexual attractive scale.
As unappealing as it is to you as a man, putting on a Facebook in the privacy of your own home is a good idea.
Make sure everyone's knocked out or no one is home to put on the mask.
If you're open about this with your spouse, kids or girlfriend, go ahead and splatter some on right in front of them.
It's good education for the kids and you will have something extra in common with your other half!
