Did you know that facial skin differs between men and women? Apart from the obvious difference of facial hair, men’s skin is approximately 25% thicker than a woman’s, oilier and tougher.
During puberty, stimulation of androgens; including testosterone and dihydrotestosterone, creates structural differences in the skin. These hormones also increase sebum production, explaining why males are more susceptible to longer lasting bouts of acne during puberty.
Topics: Men, New Products
Unsightly razor bumps are an unfortunate result of hair removal and can appear anywhere on the body after shaving. There are many causes including the improper use of a razor, blades that are dull and worn and shaving dry and damaged skin that is not properly prepared. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you exfoliate the skin before shaving.
Topics: Men, Skin Conditions And Treatment
Razor bumps and ingrown hair
Those unsightly razor bumps that appear after shaving are actually ingrown hair and can become a nuisance if not treated, or better yet, prevented.
Topics: Men, Skin Conditions And Treatment
That's right! get rid of all your fancy shaving creams and give Virgin Organic Coconut oil a try. Shaving with Coconut oil can reduce acne, spots and create a smooth shaving experience.
Topics: Men
