Curious to see if anyone has some good grooming tips to share? Mine are basic but here are some I have picked up and are part of my routine:
1. Shave after a hot shower, eliminates razor burn
2. Use an electric clipper without any guards to keep a nice scruff
3. Once a week mix equal parts coconut oil and brown sugar and bring it in the shower with you, scrub it all over and your face and body will be smooth as a baby's butt
3. Water pik, electric toothbrush, mouthwash
4.Whiten teeth IMMEDIATELY after visiting the dental hygienist, noticed a deeper white after I do that
5. Gold Bond powder your under regions before a workout
Interesting thread, Beaner.
First and foremost, dental hygiene is a big thing for me. I had a phobia of going to the dentist for quite a while and, well, after getting some recent work done, that phobia is gone and I take care of my teef...well, not that I didn't take care of them before.
-Anyway, I floss and brush two times a day.
-I don't shave because I hate shaving and my skin is sensitive. So, I either let my beard grow or I just keep it at scruff level. Back in June I got a Wahl 9854-600 and it was a fantastic purchase.
-I shower once a day, sometimes twice if I am going out or if I've gone out cycling or hiking. I only wash (shampoo) my hair once a week or so.
-I stopped buying soap for the shower after a co-worker turned me onto Dr. Bronners Castile Soap. That stuff is very concentrated so I bought a shampoo bottle and mix water and DRB's in it and use that for shampoo and body soap. I've saved an unbelievable amount of money not buying bars of soap.
-Another friend also turned me onto these Japanese scrubbing towels made by Salux. If you like to scrub a don't mind a little pain from the scrubbing, get one of these! They are cheap and last for quite a while.
-The only hair product I use is Baxter of California's clay pomade.
simple dont shave.
only 2 kinda people in this world who dont have a beard: children and women.
Also compensating in one way or the other. I feel bad for you, Butchy. Your Dad really did a number on you.