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Contrary to popular belief, growing your hair longer to cover up your thinning hair is usually counterproductive. More often than not, men’s short hair styles will blend your thinning patches better and make them less noticeable. From: howtodothings.com Keeping your facial hair trimmed is the key to looking stylish instead of scruffy. Mustaches, beards and goatees should be cut and styled for an overall neat appearance. From: life123.com A man looks sloppy with more than a quarter inch of growth on his neck. Trim from the base of your neck and move upward in short movements From: menshealth.com Professionals will always produce results that are far more attractive when compared to doing the coloring yourself. From: squidoo.com It’s best to avoid shaving the very first thing in the morning. If possible, let your skin wake up a while. This allows any puffiness from fluids collecting in your skin during the night to recede. From: hintsandthings.com Keeping a clean shave gives men a sharper appearance and makes them look well kept. Your date may never mention the long, dark hair sticking out from your nostril, but she definitely saw it. Never let strands wander out from inside your nose or ear. From: life123.com Go with the grain of your hair, not against it. For most guys, whiskers on the face grow "down." So shaving downward on the face removes most of the hair. Shaving against the grain (or upward) can cause rashes or red bumps. From: webmd.com When manscaping, don’t go over an area repeatedly, as this can cause irritation. For a stray hair you can’t catch, use a pop-up trimmer, or tweezers. Be especially careful of repeat strokes in sensitive areas such as the bikini line. From: velvetdragon.com Clean the hair off your ears and neck. This is something your barber can do for you monthly that gives the appearance of good grooming. The sight of long ear hairs, or neck hair going into the collar of your shirt, is never appealing. From: oprah.com To give your beard the best shape possible, find a good barber and have it trimmed professionally. From: about.com After shaving, thoroughly clean and dry your razor blades and then completely immerse the razor head in a shallow dish filled with mineral oil. Use the rubbing alcohol to wash away the oil next time you need to use the razor. From: free-beauty-tips.com A gentle scrubbing massage will help open pores, prime follicles and raise stubs for a closer shave. This exfoliation removes dead cells and impurities that can cause acne, ingrown hairs and infection. It will also smooth and renew your complexion. From: about.com You may save a few minutes by using an electric razor, but it’s a fact that a wet blade gives the closest shave and that’s what we’re all looking for. A closer shave will, of course, cut the beard nearer to the skin, which will extend the time until you need to shave again. From: productforeman.com |
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