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they
have the same skin care needs as
women. They, too, are affected by controllable and
uncontrollable factors which cause dryness,
irritations, small facial lines and wrinkle.
Men should
practice a skin-care regimen twice a
day, just as many women do. A man's skin is approximately 20% thicker than a woman's, and is firmer because it generally has collagen and elastin. Men have more active sebaceous glands so their skin tends to be much oilier, and it is also more prone to dehydration because of daily or regular shaving. It is very important; no matter what skin type you have, to clean your face every day. Deep cleansing is important. It keeps pores clear, skin healthy and you looking good. As we mature, biochemical changes occur in elastin and collagen, the connective tissues that give skin its firmness and elasticity. Skin care for men does not take much time. Our Lluvia Skin Renewal System works as well on men as it does on women. Typically, men are pleasantly surprised the first time they use our products and they enjoy the fresh, clean feel of their skin. See below how our company president, John Easterling, uses our all natural skin care products. |
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Former professional football player Fred Barnett is reflected in a mirror as he uses a facial scrub. Barnett says the scrubs, cleansers and creams he uses daily, along with watching what he eats keeps his skin looking healthy. To read the MSNBC Article, click here.
DAILY Photo by Dan Henry
Daryl Zanotelli gets a skin-care update
from Teresa Jones of Dillard's.
From
The
Decatur Daily, Decatur, Alabama.
Click here to read the
article.
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