Personal Grooming Guide For Men

In years past, men wore makeup, powdered wigs, lots of jewelery, and clothes that were adorned much more than the clothes men wear today. Take a look at some of the founding fathers and you'll see what I mean by this. These men were rugged adventures and yet they groomed themselves in ways that we would find feminine today. Luckily, we don't need to do all of these things anymore. This does not mean however, that we should not attempt to look the best we can. All things equal, good looking people get better mates, make more money, and have more friends. Why not try to make yourself look the best you can?

I wrote this article to talk about a few of the steps you can take to look your best. We'll go over some of the basics like dressing for your body type and doing basic manscaping. By the time you are finished reading this article, you will know everything you need to get started on looking your best.

For starters, you need to work on your personal grooming. You don't need to wax your eyebrows or wear lipstick, but you should be shaving or trimming your beard on a daily basis. Make sure your face always looks clean and well kept. What this means is that faces that aren't trying to grow facial hair should always be devoid of any hair. When you do decide to grow a beard, you need to have it neatly trimmed. Complete these basic manscaping tasks and your face will always look its best.

Next, you'll want to consider what you wear each day. Thin people should not wear vertical stripes and husky men should not wear horizontal stripes. When you have thin shoulders, you may want to wear shirts with collars to add a bit of bulk to them. You'll find that thickly shouldered men look less feminine than men with thin shoulders.

While thinking about the design of your shirt, you may want to also think about the shade of it. Brightly colored shirts shouldn't be worn by fellas with pasty skin colors. The color gray may even be off limits for these folks. In addition to this, thin men want to stay away from black and other slimming colors. Thicker males would be wise to take the opposite advice and to go after shirts that are darker in color.

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