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.
Sunken eyes and circles can make you appear exhausted and unhealthy. These round, uniform areas under the eyes, have darker pigment than the rest of the skin. This issue is caused by a variety of factors, including lifestyle, sun exposure and thinning skin.
Read more →
Upper leg cellulite occurs when collagen fibers are stretched out, allowing fat cells to bulge, which creates a ripple appearance, called cellulite. This condition is caused by a variety of factors, including poor diet, dehydration and even a slow metabolism, according to MayoClinic.com.
Read more →
As the skin ages, wrinkles form. Wrinkles around the corners of the mouth are caused by a variety of factors, including smoking and sun exposure, according to MedlinePlus. Repeating facial expressions also causes wrinkles in the corner of your mouth.
Read more →
Red itchy skin under the eyes is a common problem. The skin under the eyes is very sensitive, and climate changes or excessive dryness can make the skin itchy and irritated. Since under-eye skin is delicate, it’s important to treat it carefully.
Read more →
Cellulite occurs when the fibers that connect skin to fat cells stretch, causing the fat cells to bulge, according to MedlinePlus. As a result, the skin develops a rippled appearance. Cellulite is caused by a variety of factors, including slow metabolism, poor diet and dehydration issues.
Read more →
Itchy nose skin is commonly caused by xerosis, more commonly known simply as dry skin, according to the CNN Health website. Although an itchy nose isn’t usually serious, it can be uncomfortable and frustrating. Nonprescription and prescription treatments can assist in minimizing irritation.
Read more →
Facial acne is a common health problem and commonly occurs above the eyebrows. Acne occurs when dead skin cells and skin oil, called sebum, plugs the pores. Bacteria collect in the pores and cause inflammation, causing skin redness. The area over the eyebrows is often affected because it contains a lot of oil glands.
Read more →
People who struggle with acne on the face may also experience this skin issue on the back and chest. Some people believe that acne is caused by dirty skin, consuming greasy foods or consuming chocolate. However, these are myths. Acne is caused when pores become clogged.
Read more →
Itchy facial skin, also called pruritus, may cause irritation and tingling of the skin. Chronic skin itching may also cause your face to become inflamed, which can be embarrassing. Determining the underlying cause of itchy facial skin will assist in healing this skin issue.
Read more →
Acne is a skin condition that causes red pimples. Pimples can occur in a variety of locations, including the face, back, neck and chest area. Acne is caused by many factors, such as bacteria on the skin, overactive oil glands and hormones.
Read more →
You may have a large scar on your face as the result of an injury or medical condition. Facial scars are typically red or pink in color. The area may also have a shiny appearance. Cosmetics, applied correctly, give you an effective way to cover facial scars. Most scars fade six to 18 months after the injury.
Read more →
Moderate to severe acne may cause depressed acne scars, which are also called acne holes. These holes occur when the skin loses underlying support, creating a hole-like appearance. Fortunately, the holes caused by acne are treatable, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
Read more →
Acne mechanica is a type of acne that is caused by heat or friction on the skin, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. This type of acne is commonly aggravated by activities that cause heat, such as playing sports.
Read more →
Dry skin patches on the head are caused by a couple different medical issues, including scalp psoriasis and seborrheic dermatisis of the scalp. These dry patches can be painful and embarrassing. Patches can include a few small spots or major dry areas, covering the entire scalp.
Read more →
After shaving or waxing the arms, some people are interested in re-growing arm hair. Re-growing arm hair requires making lifestyle changes and ensuring you aren’t deficient in important supplements. The body requires vitamins, such as zinc, magnesium and vitamin B, for the hair growth cycle.
Read more →
Dark red circles under your eyes can make you look tired, exhausted and older, according to MayoClinic.com. Circles under the eyes are common in men and women. However, these under eye circles aren’t typically a health concern. Making lifestyle changes can help minimizing the appearance of these circles.
Read more →
A ripped fingernail is painful. This problem occurs for many reasons, such as when you hit or jam your finger. If you have long nails, they might catch on something, causing trauma to the fingernail and nail bed.
Read more →
When the skin is damaged, scars form as a natural part of the healing process. Scars are formed due to a variety of circumstances, including disease, accident and surgery. Scars typically fade over time, minimizing the appearance of impurities.
Read more →
Scarring is the body’s way of healing after an injury. Sores, cuts and burns might cause scarring. Skin conditions, such as acne, also cause scarring. Dermatologists have found that family history plays a role in this skin problem as well, reports the American Academy of Dermatology.
Read more →
Men experience hair growth in a variety of areas including the back, chest, arms, legs and pubic region. Getting rid of this unwanted hair is stressful for some men. When the area is shaved, results last as little as one to three days, according to KidsHealth.org.
Read more →