We talk a  lot about anit-aging skincare strategies, and those products that reverse sun damage, fine lines, dark spots, and more. However, by taking a more proactive approach to this, you can save yourself a lot of trouble (and wrinkles). In the morning, apply moisturizer with SPF to bounce UV rays and pollution. Coat yourself with sunscreen before big days of sun exposure.

When trimming their beards, most guys just take a single trimming guard and go over their entire face with one setting, then they clean up the perimeter with a naked guard. In other words, many of us neglect beard styling, and in turn overlook the various detailing options that come with many beard trimmers. If you invest in a detailing trimmer (either a device with a dozen different heads, or two separate devices—one for trimming, one for details), then you have various guard widths and lengths that allow you to add weight and contrast to the mustache, goatee, or sides. You’ve got your entire canvas in plain view—so get creative with it. 

This is a core tenet of razor hygiene. It prevents the accumulation of dead skin, hair clippings, and bacteria. It also ensures a sharp, close shave, free of dragging, razor burn, and ingrown hairs. comes first. Between shaves, store your razor upright in a dry, ventilated space after rinsing it thoroughly.

Estheticians should be visited as frequently as your GP, ophthalmologist, or your dentist. That’s because there are so many different skin (and hair!) concerns to cover, from maintaining healthy feet, locking in that hairline, preventing and treating acne, and of course, reducing signs of aging.

Here’s how to have “good hair days” back to back to back: Condition daily, and shampoo far less. While it’s a good way to flush away dirt, grime, excess sebum, and hair product, the truth is that a thorough rinse will handle most of that. Plus it will do so without stripping the hair entirely of its natural oils—the stuff that keeps it healthy, hydrated, and style-able.

Many of us tend to our scalps only when it starts itching or flaking. We all need to retrain our brains: The scalp needs as much effort as the skin on your face, in order to grow healthy, strong hair, and to prevent sebum buildup as well as bacterial and fungal growth. So, try incorporating one or two scalp-centric products into your regimen! Ask us!