Men - Male beauty
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, a new men's skin care company
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”.
Man ponytails: yaay or nay?
Does it make it worse that a dude not only stole your girl, but the d-bag with the pony tail did?
Soooo, question of the day: How do you feel about men with pony tails?
I’d say generally don’t love the manny-tails, but it also depends on how the guy carries himself with it. I’m just into shorter styles on guys, but then people like ohh..I dunno…DAVID BECKHAM comes along sporting a pony tail and it just works. Anything he does works.
Sammy Sosa is now umm…white?
Sammy Sosa before and after
Looking at before and after pictures, Sosa’s (who’s originally from the Dominican Republic) skin does look several shades lighter.
Though a former Cubs employee and close friend of Sosa’s, Rebecca Polihronis, is claiming that he’s simply undergoing a dermatologic rejuvenation process for his skin after years of playing baseball in the sun. “He’s not trying to be Michael Jackson,” she added. “Women have it all of the time. He was surprised he came out looking so white. I thought it was a body double. Part of (the photo appearance) is just the lighting.”
Russell Brand thinks his hair is holding him back.
British comedian and actor, Russell Brand
Hmmm.
British comedian (and rumored beau of Katy Perry), Russell Brand, recently stated to the Telegraph UK that he thinks his I-just-got-electrocuted hair ‘do might be limiting his acting roles (anyone else think this epiphany of his is kind of, you know…obvious??).
Clark’s Botanicals Founder’s inspiring story
Francesco Clark, founder of Clark's Botanicals
Francesco Clark, the founder of skincare line, Clark’s Botanicals, shares his inspiring story with The Wall Street Journal of how he began his successful $8 million company after suffering an injury that left his body mostly paralyzed:
“In 2002, he suffered a severe spinal-cord injury from a pool diving accident that left him without the ability to feel or move 98% of his body. As a result, Mr. Clark’s skin became unresponsive to temperature. He stopped sweating, and the condition of his skin deteriorated. After trying dozens of skincare products, both over-the-counter and prescription, Mr. Clark took matters into his own hands.”
