Jake Anderson
Winter Skin Care Routines For Men
Winter is a beautiful time of year. Whether you live in the winter wonderland that is the Mid-Atlantic or the mild cool climates of California, winter can be an absolutely amazing time to enjoy the great outdoors and get a few months’ relief from the summer heat. And while winter can be a blast for your senses, it can be a nightmare for your skin. This is particularly true if you work outdoors or wash your hands frequently. As a man, you have thick skin (literally). In fact, the average man has skin that is 20% thicker than women’s skin....
Jake Anderson
Men's Parfum Vs Eau de Parfum Vs Eau de Toilette Vs Cologne
When you first consider buying a men’s cologne or perfume (often spelled in the original French “parfum”), you might feel overwhelmed with all the different options and distinctions. It can be even more confusing since every product uses non-English terms to distinguish between unique products. This might make it tempting to opt for a standard body spray that you buy off the shelf. But you can actually find much higher-quality products, longer-lasting scents, and natural ingredients — if you take the time to do your research. So, if you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you have many questions about...
Jake Anderson
Retinol For Men - Reduce Wrinkles & Smoothen Skin
If you’ve spent any time perusing the aisles for skincare products, you’ve likely seen “retinol” more than a few times. This is because retinol is an extremely important component in many skincare products. And, unlike harmful chemicals that some skincare companies put in their creams and treatments, retinol is completely natural and really good for your overall health. But if you’ve never used retinol before or you simply don’t know much about this little miracle component, you probably have a lot of questions. For instance, what is retinol and how does it work? Why is retinol good for your skin?...
Jake Anderson
Hand Cream For Men - For Dry, Cracked, Or Aging Hands
Every time autumn and winter roll around, everybody starts clambering for the best product to moisturize their hands. Why? Because humidity drops substantially during colder parts of the year. As a result, your skin is far more likely to become dry and cracked. The hands are often hit the hardest, as regularly washing your hands actually strips the skin of the oils and fatty compounds that retain moisture and protect your skin. The result is chapped hands that often look and feel worse than they do during other parts of the year. However, this doesn’t mean you should only break...
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