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.
Horsetail is an ancient herbal remedy used to treat a variety of conditions, from healing ulcers and wounds to combating kidney problems. Because of certain minerals it contains, this herb may also improve the health of your hair.
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Minoxidil is a drug found in hair regrowth products like Rogaine. According to MayoClinic.com, it is used to treat certain types of hair loss in adults by increasing the amount of hair growth on your scalp. However, one of this medication’s side effects can be an increase in facial hair.
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According to “Cosmopolitan,” black skin can be more prone to breakouts than other skin tones. Not only can you get pimples, but darker skin can also develop brown spots or areas of hyperpigmentation after your acne has cleared, especially if you pick at or pop your zits.
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The area under your eyes can become puffy and yellowish in tone for several reasons. As you get older, your skin’s connective tissues weaken, which can lead to sagging and a swollen appearance, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Dry skin is not exclusive to your face and body. Particularly in the harsh winter months, your lips can become dehydrated, cracked and flaky, leaving them chapped and in need of moisture. Vaseline is a name brand of petroleum jelly, an occlusive emollient that is recommended for the treatment of chapped lips.
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More delicate than the rest of your body, the skin around your eyes can be the first to show multiple signs of aging. Wrinkles, fine lines and sagging can plague your eyelids as you get older.
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You do not have wrinkles yet, but you want to help prevent them from forming for as long as possible. Wrinkles and fine lines are a natural part of aging, but certain products can improve the appearance of your skin and make these lines less noticeable.
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A dry scalp can be distressing, particularly when accompanied by flaking, itching and redness. Dryness on the skin and scalp is common among people of all colors, but it can be more apparent on those with darker skin, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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As you age, your skin loses and slows its production of collagen, which can make the skin around your eyes droop and sag. According to “Allure” and “Marie Claire,” eye creams that contain ingredients such as retinol or peptides can help to increase the amount of collagen your skin produces.
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Whether as a result of acne or old wounds, scars can be embarrassing and difficult to cover up. Scars that are raised, pocked or a dark color are an even bigger challenge. No matter where a scar is located on your face or body, you can use face concealer to hide or diminish its appearance.
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All hair needs moisture, but curly, frizzy hair needs an added ingredient to seal that moisture in. Hair products that contain silicone help lock in the products’ hydrating ingredients and add a boost of shine, as well as smooth your hair’s cuticles and fight off frizz.
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