Men's personal care involves a balance of practical styling, advanced anti-aging methodologies, and rigorous hygiene practices to maintain physical health and aesthetic appeal.
Jeans are a staple in many people's closets, and the go-to look on several occasions. However, no matter how much money you spend, jeans seems to wear and tear in the same area first: the thighs.
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It is virtually impossible to tint or dye a top or pair of shorts constructed from 100 percent spandex bescause of the materials used in manufacturing and its tight weave.
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Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelids that often occurs in people suffering from dandruff, oily skin or dry eyes. This non-contagious condition causes redness and irritation on the lids, as well as the formation of dandruff-like scales on the eyelashes.
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Your face is covered with innumerable tiny holes called pores, which secrete the natural oils that keep your skin looking supple and healthy. However, when the pores begin producing excess oils, or sebum, they can become clogged, leading to acne breakouts.
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Although you might blame kids, work, lack of sleep and long commutes, gray hair actually occurs naturally with age. You might notice a few grays along your hairline that quickly spread as the years go by.
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Although strong, versatile and in many cases less expensive than cotton, the synthetic material polyester does have one downfall: its inability to withstand direct heat. This can make it difficult to iron out the wrinkles from your polyester pants, top or dress without leaving behind an unsightly scorch mark.
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Nylon mesh is a lightweight, versatile material used to create shoes that work well for activities such as hiking, fishing and enjoying an afternoon at the beach. However, all that outdoor fun means the accumulation of mud, dirt and gunk on your otherwise pristine white nylon mesh shoes.
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After months -- or even years -- of daily shampooing, brushing, blow-drying and curling, your otherwise beautiful hair may be in desperate need of some attention. At-home deep-conditioning or hot oil treatments are convenient ways to rejuvenate your dry, damaged hair.
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Your scalp produces a natural oil called sebum, which aside from keeping your hair bouncy and manageable, also protects it and your scalp from damage, such as from the chemicals in hair dye.
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Nylon is a versatile man-made material that is used to manufacture rain, sport and winter coats. Although it can repel rain and help keep your body dry during a snowstorm or torrential downpour, nylon isn’t impervious to staining.
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Rayon is a man-made “regenerated cellulose” fiber. Even if you’re not sure what “regenerated cellulose” means, there is one thing you need to know about this manufactured fiber: It can shrink when exposed to heat.
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From dandruff and contact dermatitis to increased exposure to dry air, there are many reasons your scalp can feel itchy and irritated. Aside from being uncomfortable, a dry, itchy scalp is embarrassing and something you want eliminate as quickly as possible.
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When the temperatures drop, many pull out their trusty down coat to stay warm and cozy. Down is the layer of plush, insulating feathers found just beneath a bird’s outer, more waterproof feathers. Generally, down coats are more expensive than many other types of winter outerwear and feature a shell created from nylon.
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When pores become clogged with dirt, oil and bacteria, tiny bumps called comedones appear. After exposure to the air and other pollutants, the tiny white dots will darken, becoming unsightly blackheads.
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Chafing occurs when a coarse fabric rubs against your body. Although common during vigorous exercise, chafing can also occur during work or if you wear an uncomfortable pair of pants on a date.
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Ink stains are a common issue that unfortunately, many cannot seem to conquer. There are several home remedies that involve the use of hairspray or other alcohol-containing products. However, these can often cause even more damage to a nylon coat.
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Whether applied at the salon or at home, artificial gel nails are similar to standard acrylics, although they are more natural looking, thinner and flexible. Attached with a powerful adhesive, if removed incorrectly, gel nails can leave your natural nails looking dull and drab -- and severely damaged.
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Any number of everyday health and beauty products have an oily, gel consistency that can easily stain your clothing. A blob of sunscreen or dribble of hair product can leave behind an unsightly stain on a nylon coat.
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If you suffer from excessively sweaty feet no matter what the temperature, the problem might be hyperhidrosis, and according to the Mayo Clinic, the issue can become so bad, sufferers will literally have perspiration dripping off their bodies.
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Created from the dense layer of fat found just underneath a mink’s skin, mink oil is used in a variety of health and beauty products. The thick oil is also combined with other products, including beeswax, to create a waterproofing agent for leather.
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