Men - Male beauty
Finding Good Hair Product for Men
By ASy
***Read til the end for a Philip Kinglsey Giveaway!***

I’m a sucker for two things: good kicks and good hair. Whether you own a pair of Jordan’s, Puma’s, or the John Varvatos Chuck Taylors, each unique sneaker has its own personality and usually tells a story about who you are, your character and style. Like a fresh pair of Nikes, a good hair style does precisely the same.
But time and time again, whenever the American Crew Pomadeor the Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Shaping Cream
containers come to an end, I find myself wondering what product I’ll buy next, because I am never fully satisfied. I make do, but sometimes at the expense of too much product, it results in a heavy feeling and most importantly, a stiff, flaky look.
I’ve struggled to find a good reliable product, until now…
Jude Law loves his anti-aging products
English actor Jude Law apparently spends a fortune on anti-aging products, Oneindia is reporting today. He recently was spotted spending $3,000 to stock up on La Mer products. Apparently he’s obsessed with products that can turn back time. The funny thing is, he’s reported to have also recently stated, “I think it will be interesting to be old. It involves a lot of possibilities.”
Pretty sure his anti-aging spending habits rival those of other actors. What do you think?
From journalist to male model for Dove
“I’m not a teenage girl, and I wasn’t selected to appear in makeup ads. I’m a 31-year-old dude, a reporter for the New York Daily News who was picked off a Manhattan street to become one of the faces – and bodies — of Dove’s new line of skin care for men,” so writes Rich Schapiro in a new Lemondrop.com article.
His account of being picked up on the street and whirled to Paris for a Dove campaign — dry nipples and all — is such a fun read. Check it out:
Jimmy Kimmel and the Handsome Men’s Club
This is awesome. Jimmy Kimmel’s club of beautiful men. Yes.
Best club ever. Did you think anyone was missing?
Guys: would you use products from a company named Hey Dude?
OK, so for me, “Hey Dude” conjures up memories of the Nickelodeon show, but now it’s taking on a whole new meaning in men’s skin care.
Hey Dude Skin Care is hoping to answer men’s skin care needs with products ranging from $16-$59. According to their site, a man’s skin is approximately 20% thicker than a woman’s, and more firm because it’s richer in collagen and elastin (you bastards).
Kyoku for Men: An epiphany in men’s skin care

Asim Akthar, founder of men skincare line, Kyoku
Flawless skin aspirers, you’re not alone. Flawless-skin-aspiring males, you’re in luck. New skin care line, Kyoku for Men, aims to give guys healthy, age-defying skin by combining natural tried-and-true Eastern ingredients with cutting edge science.
For founder Asim Akhtar, an early interest in the epidermis led him on a quest for the perfect skin-enhancing ingredients, taking him all the way to a small village in Japan called Yazuri Hara, or the “village of long life”.












