Tag: Grooming (Page 1 of 2)

      Manscaping- Just Do It

      August 15, 2011 /

      Don’t ask any questions, don’t look at me all stupid, just get in there and trim it up. There was an era when the ladies loved the exploits of the chest hair Tom Jones was attached to. But now, men aren’t men thanks to Robert Pattinson and his ilk.

      I’m not advocating using a Bic razor and shaving it off completely, just a trim job. Chest hair really is the least of our concerns when it comes to body hair. Especially if you make it look all cool like this dude. Or this guy. The real issue is your hairy ass legs, my man. No, the inside of them, right below the family jewels. Don’t be the male of “Gin-uh” in The 40 Year Old Version.

      Grooming, New Trends, Old School, Shaving

      Ear Hair Is The New Nose Hair

      August 14, 2011 /

      I was 16 and in Scotland for the first time. As much as I want to remember anything else about the trip, I can’t. The only thing I could focus on for the duration or remember even now was the immense amount of ear hair my host had protruding from each ear. 

      It had the density of unkempt weeds of a highway off ramp and the thickness of the Sequoia National Park. I couldn’t listen to anything this man said, or respect any of his opinions because of one simple fact; his ear hair was out of control.

      When was the last time you thought about or even looked at your ear hair? If you can see it in the mirror, it needs to be trimmed. Even if you go to Wal-Mart and buy the cheapest trimmer (for around $10) it could be the difference between spending time with a hot “Betty” you meant poolside, and another night playing “Modern Warfare” drinking PBR. I think the choice is obvious.

      Grooming, Old School

      Bullz-Eye reviews Frederick Benjamin line of products

      January 18, 2011 /

      Our friends at Bullz-Eye.com recently had a chance to review the Frederick Benjamin line of high-quality men’s grooming products. This is yet another solid addition to the men’s grooming world.

      Here’s a look at what they had to say:

      The Frederick Benjamin Shampoo had a refreshing scent and was very thick so no need to overdue the amount needed. The company states that the shampoo is an invigorating cleanser that rinses excess oil, tingles the scalp and unclogs pores. Again, The scent smells s good I would but it just for that alone! Moving next to the Frederick Benjamin Conditioner that is also an invigorating moisturizer and it worked well into my hair. The conditoner does well to combat dry scalp and hair and left my hair looking damn good and feeling plenty soft according to my bride! I then took it one more step and applied the Frederick Benjamin Daily Hydrator which you leave in and I did just that. The Hydrator added texture to mair hair and was grease free which is a must for my hair.

      For more on the Frederick Benjamin products, check out the full review at the Bullz-Eye Blog.

      Grooming

      Bullz-Eye reviews Vitaman – Natural grooming for men

      December 27, 2010 /

      The men’s grooming renaissance continues as more and more companies make high quality products to suit a man’s needs. Bullz-Eye had a chance to review the Vitaman line of products recently. Vitaman delivers a quality, invigorating experience in all of its products.

      From the review:

      The Face Moisturiser helps nourish dry and tired looking skin and has a great smell. This is a great product for guys who like to keep their skin in great condition and smelling good. But before you use the face moisturiser you’ll need a good face cleansing and that’s where the Vitaman face and body cleanser comes into play as this product really helps wash and reinvigorate your skin while preparing face stubble before shaving. Like the other Vitaman products the smell is clean and refreshing! One of my favorites of the Vitaman products was the shampoo mainly because of the extra volume it gave my hair.

      For the full review, head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog.

      Grooming, Shop Talk

      Bullz-Eye reviews L’Oréal Professionnel Homme Mat and Homme Clay

      November 19, 2010 /

      Loreal Homme Clay.As male grooming gets more and more attention, we’ll continue to see great products like the L’Oréal Professionnel Homme collection coming to the forefront. Bullz-Eye recently had a chance to review the L’Oréal Professionnel Homme Clay and Loreal Homme Mat, two hair sculpting products from L’Oréal’s Professionnel Homme collection for men.

      Here’s what Bullz-Eye had to say:
      Bullz-Eye.com tested L’Oréal Professionnel Homme Mat which is a sculpting pomade (a fancy word for a greasy or waxy substance) and L’Oréal Professionnel Homme Clay which is a really strong hold clay! Keep in mind that our goal was to get an effortlessly cool look with lasting results. We tried Mat on wet and dry hair and all it took was rubbing a small amount bewteen your hands then working it through your hair for the desired look you want to obtain. I went with a more groomed look and I must say mat kept my hair in check and lasted all day and evening long. I changed things up with Clay and went for a messy look working it into dry hair. I ended up with a very strong hold and an intense matte finish and the look I was aiming for.

      For the full L’Oréal Professionnel Homme Clay and Mat review, head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog.

      Grooming, Hair Styles

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