Men Noflaw™: 2010

January 25, 2010

Top Secrets: Best Men’s Skin Care Cream Ingredients

When was the last time you used an anti-aging face cream? “Oops” maybe this question should be rephrased… Have you ever used an anti-aging face cream? If the answers never — now might be as good a time as ever to think about trying the best men’s skin care cream ingredients available on the market.

We all realize many middle-aged and older men have a built up resistance to using any kind of skin cream. However, it’s nearly 2010 right now — not the 70s, 80s and 90s when it was regarded as being more of a feminine activity.

Attitudes sure have changed and younger men in particular realize the many benefits of looking after their facial tissues by using various skin care products. This attitude is starting to rub off on some middle-aged and older baby boomer men now.

So if you’re now prepared to give a cream or lotion a try, you may as well make it the best men’s skin care cream on the market you can get at a very realistic price. Take a look at the following 3 great ingredients and see how you can benefit by using them.

1. — Sagging Skin and reducing wrinkles… these are probably the 2 biggest problems most men would like to improve on their face. Sagging skin becomes very noticeable under the eyes, the jaw line and neck. Whereas fine lines seem to turn into deeper wrinkles almost overnight which can age you very quickly, so it’s very important to get onto them and do something positive about them as quickly as possible.

The best natural ingredient I know of to help sagging tissues and reduce wrinkles by stimulating collagen and elastin re-growth is called Cynergy TK® with functional keratin®.

2. — Hyaluronic acid… is vital along with collagen and elastin in maintaining your skins smoothness and elasticity, an enzyme called hyaluronidase breaks down this acid and causes what’s known as oxidative stress in tissue cells. However, using a Japanese sea kelp extract called Phytessence Wakame can inhibit it.

3. — Free radical damage – aging and normal day-to-day living, particularly exposure to UV rays causes what’s known as free radical damage. The ingredient Nanobelle Coenzyme Q10 contains powerful antioxidants that help to destroy free radicals, which contributes to reducing your wrinkles. The substance can also nourish and rejuvenate facial tissues by enhancing skin cell activity.

Use these ingredients every day to combat the 3 major reasons for skin aging, so you can reduce your wrinkles, increase your hyaluronic acid level and destroy free radicals. You can find out more information on these great substances, by visiting my website below.

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Source: facecare.kmicic.co.uk
Author: Kathryn M. Reid

Better Not Call Anti Aging Skin Care Treatments for Men Girlie

Perhaps fifty years ago a man would have been considered “on the feminine side” if any interest what so ever was displayed in anti aging skin care for men. On the same token, very few men would take time to go to a gym and exercise in those days either.

Everything changes and everything has its time. How men treat their skin is changing as well. Skin care for men does not occur with quite the same amount of desperation and hysteria as it does with women. In fact, as men begin to age, they tend to become more striking as they add on the years. Adding a few lines and creases to a man’s face makes him appear more distinguished and masculine. This however should not be a reason to avoid taking care of your skin since men’s skin care is a health issue as well as an appearance issue.

Just because a guy wants to look after his skin in a healthy manner does not mean he is any less of a man. In days gone by, as a culture we were fine with men aging in peaceful silence, immune to any talk of healthy skin care and facial pampering. Today on the other hand, skin care manufacturers have introduced entire lines of men’s skincare products after discovering they were cutting their revenues I half by ignoring the other half of the population when it came to skin care.

A Before and After for Male Grooming

This might be why men really do need skincare lines!

What happened when a hard-core skincare refusenik embarked on a gruelling moisturising, upliftiting and revitalising regime?

Spot the difference . . . Michael Hann, before and after his skincare blitz Photograph: Graham Turner

Nita Ladwa wants to know if I am relaxed. This should be an enjoyable experience, she tells me. Sadly, I am not yet carefree and drifting into the realms of bliss, even after extensive moisturising, the application of creams and masques, and the blasting of steam into my face to open my pores. I tell her I am not. But why, she wonders. So I tell her: "I really don't like being touched by strangers. Especially when I'm stripped to the waist and being photographed."

The Chelsea Day Spa in west London, where Nita offers "holistic therapies", is not a place I would normally visit. In fact, at £65 for an hour's treatment, let's be honest: I would never visit if I were expected to pay. Indeed, that a man would want to rub assorted creams and lotions into his face only baffles me – my idea of "skincare" has never before stretched beyond the twice-daily application of Imperial Leather and water. But here I am, sent by editors convinced that I will be won over to the cleanse-and-moisturise side by a treatment and a few samples.

January 17, 2010

Flawless Skin on Actor Richard Guttierez Proves Power of Skincare Clinics for Men

When Flawless skin clinic first launched its Real Gentlemen Line in 2008 with actor Richard Gutierrez as its first male endorser, it had a tagline that said, “Only a real gentleman can wear pink.”

Well, it turned out that there was more to being a real gentleman than just wearing pink. Real gents, apparently, take good care of their skin.

“Men’s skin is approximately 20 percent thicker than women’s,” says Flawless senior operations manager Theresa Gutierrez. “It’s typically firmer because it’s richer in collagen and elastin and has more active sebaceous glands which explains why it tends to be oilier. And, because of daily or regular shaving, men’s skin are also more prone to dehydration.”