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Acne is one of the most common skin issues in the U.S., affecting nearly 60 million Americans –– a quarter of those people are adult men. And while it doesn’t pose any real physical health risks, acne has been linked to reduced self-esteem, anxiety and even depression, which do have health consequences. If you’re feeling challenged by this condition, first, know you’re not alone; second, find comfort in the fact that in most cases, it is very treatable.

Graduation season is upon us ––and that means new beginnings and big steps into the next phase life. For some of you that means college, and for others that means entering the workforce. And while it will be your raw talent and skill (and sometimes a bit of luck) that will get you through school and career advancements, looking your best will help you feel confident no matter what big step is next in life for you.

How color affects your skincare needs

Move over Las Vegas, there’s a new way bachelor’s are ushering into wedded bliss and it involves self care. That’s right, to celebrate their last days of bachelorhood, men from coast to coast are starting to opt out of the wild parties and hangovers for a rejuvenating spa day with their buddies.

The latest rage on Netflix is creating a buzz for good reason. The Fab 5 from the hit reboot Queer Eye aren’t only entertaining to watch, they mean business when it comes to sharing how men can look and feel their best.

Daily shaving is often viewed as one of those necessary evils for most men. And let’s be honest –– we’ve all had bad experiences with ingrown hairs, razor bumps, nicks, and general irritation at one time or another. If this has been your fate, and the daily or weekly shave feels like a bit of gamble –– in which the odds are either refreshed skin or red, irritated skin ––it might be time to rethink how you’re prepping your skin. Yes, believe it or not, razor bumps and irritation don’t have to be the outcome. It just takes the proper pre-shave habits:

Think back to your grooming habits as a teenager. Likely a pretty minimal effort, right? Hopefully you’ve since graduated from washing your face with bar soap and picked up positive lifestyle habits that contribute to healthy skin. But beyond healthy lifestyle habits, sometimes our skin needs an extra nudge, particularly as we progress in age. That’s where the right mix of homecare products come into play.