| Below is a list of articles with the most recent ones listed first. |
| Eat Right, Look Good! |
| Add a couple of servings a week of these fountain-of-youth foods and keep your skin looking young and healthy: Sunflower Seeds: Spinach and Beans: Grape Juice: Sweet Potatoes: Cheese: |
| Nourish your skin |
| Take a look at your face in the mirror first. Dryness, cracking, dullness and roughness of the skin are common in cold, dry, windy weather. It is important, therefore, to hydrate skin and offer it rich nourishment, especially in the winter months. |
| Hit the gym |
| Even if it is just to walk on the treadmill, exercise will help you maintain good posture, alleviate stress (which causes wrinkles), and increase blood flow (which keeps your whole body well oxygenated), not to mention that it keeps you fit! Fluctuating weight gain and loss can cause your skin and f... |
| Use a fresh blade to shave |
| Conventional razors cut hair by pinching the hair between the razor blade edge and the skin immediately in back of the hair. The duller the blade and the harder the hair the more force is required to cause the blade edge to penetrate the hair. The more the force applied, the more the skin behind the... |
| Make sure to use sunscreen |
| We all know that the sun is the single most damaging thing to your skin, so make sure to protect yourself. Stay tuned in 2009 for updates on our new product. Until then we recommend any sunscreen that is light, oil free and water resistant. Something that also moisturisers the skin. We advise you to... |
| Clean your face regularly |
| Stop using soap! It can actually deteriorate your skin's natural, healthy appearance. Use cleansers with professional ingredients like salicylic or glycolic acid that will leave your face clean, plus improve your complexion. Often guys take their body towel right from their feet (and other areas) to... |
| Attend to hands and feet |
| Don't forget to include your hands and feet in your grooming routine. Hands get a lot of abuse, and can show age almost more than your face. Keep some moisturizer handy at your desk, in the car, or anywhere that you frequently have a few minutes to let it absorb (we don't want you to experience the ... |
