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π½ππ πππππ’ ππ πππ ππππ ππππ ππππππππ ππππβ β β β This trimmer from British brand @ballsco is the latest to join our list of the best hair trimmers for men. It's pricey, but its SackSafe technology guarantees you won't nick your sack...β β β β LINK IN BIO2 months ago -
ππ₯'π€ πππ π¦π₯ π₯πππ πͺπ π¦ π€π π£π₯ππ π π¦π₯ πͺπ π¦π£ ππππβ β β β @TheOrdinary has become one of the most talked-about β yet slightly overwhelming β skincare brands aroundβ β β β Rather than selling products that contain a mixture of ingredients, The Ordinary sells ingredients individually. This means that not only do you know exactly what youβre putting on your face, but itβs also why The Ordinary is so cheap. Youβre not paying extra for excess marketing and packaging or ingredients that may be of no use to youβ β β β β β To help you choose which are the best The Ordinary products to sort out your face, weβve divided this article (π LINK IN BIO βοΈ) into the skin concerns from acne, large pores, oil, dark circles and more3 months ago -
πΉππ€π₯ πππ ππ π£πππ₯π€ ππ π£ πππβ β β β When it comes to menβs deodorants, not all are created equal.β β β β They vary wildly in price, come in the form of roll-ons, sticks, aerosols, and creams, and some suit different skin types. Thatβs before you even factor in if theyβre natural or not.β β β β Weβve handpicked what we consider to be the best deodorants for men, from the likes of @saltandstone @MitchumUK, @Dovemencare, @Wildrefill, and moreβ β β β ποΈ LINK IN BIO β¬οΈ β¬οΈ β¬οΈβ β β β3 months ago -
Why keeping your wild eyebrows in check is much easier than it looks - and you donβt have to pluck shape and style to within an inch of your browβs life π3 months ago -
You may have seen in todayβs @telegraph - our founder @vickywoollaston was asked about her view on the new @amazonbeauty salon opening in London. Scroll to the video to read her thoughts - or click the link in the bio to read the online version. What do you think about Amazon opening a hairdressers? π€3 months ago -
πLINK IN BIO π ππ¨π° ππ¨ π ππ π«π’π π¨π ππππ€ πππ§π Acne, and particularly back acne, can occur at any time, and it can be tricky to get rid of if youβre not sure of the causes. In men, hormone levels are usually to blame. We produce testosterone which produces excess sebum, or oil, because the sebaceous glands are more active. This can lead to clogged pores and breakouts. Weβre also more susceptible to acne on the chest, back, upper arms, and shoulders because sweating increases the severity. And men tend to sweat more than women, especially in warmer months. We spoke to @quinnmedicineman from @quinnclinics to find out more and learn how to get rid of it4 months ago -
It's the weekend! What better way to treat yourself than giving your balls a wee check for lumps. β β β β Testicular cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in young men, but itβs also 98% curable if itβs caught, and treated early.β β β β @rctcharity has created a step-by-step guide on how to check your balls for all sorts of changes. Click the link in our bio to find out moreβ β4 months ago -
Now barbers are back in business, @thelionsbarbers has launched its #OurDoorIsOpen campaign. Its founder, @tomchapman_hair β shown during his TED Talk in Exeter β set up the charity to make sure those whose mental health has been affected by lockdown get the support they need The Lions Barber Collective is a charity made up of a network of barbers that raise awareness for the prevention of suicide. It runs BarberTalk and Hair&BeautyTalk training for barbers, hairdressers, and beauticians to help them identify signs of poor mental health in their clients. Learn more about the Collective on the link in our bio where you can also see how to donate to the cause4 months ago -
A year in the making but the @mbman.uk website is now up and running and fully functional (we hope π€) MBman is an online health, grooming, and wellbeing magazine for men. Just like our sister site, @mama_bella_uk, we take a science-led, inclusive approach to product reviews and in-depth features about skin, hair, mental health, and more. We cut through marketing hype and noise to help people who identify as male become more informed about the grooming industry and take control of their looks and lives. While building mamabellaβs audience, our founder @vickywoollaston and MBmanβs Editor, @garymoss87 found that few sites are dedicated solely to male grooming. Many brands cover the topic, but few devote their entire online, or offline space to it. Our ethos is to create an approachable, friendly, and accessible site aimed at men who are short on time, short on money, or who are taking their first steps into the world of grooming, skincare, haircare, and menβs makeup4 months ago