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Believe it or not, I've actually never had a pedicure in my life.Dark Matter said:Pedicures are God's little secret to men. It took me 55 years to figure it out but I now get a knee down pedicure once/month. No, I don't get color or gel NTTAWWT
I’m training for an Ironman and constantly on my feet plus I am prone to ingrown toenails. I view the nail work as PM. I also have a runner’s knuckle on my right toe and the technician I go to knows how to pull, tug & manipulate it which relieves pain and increases mobility to the joint. The tech uses 2 different types of scrubs all the way from the knee to the tip of the toe and massages at the same time. I view it as completely therapeutic and an investment in my health.Terminalxylem said:
Think about how you currently clean up your own nails and calluses.Terminalxylem said:
This shocks the #### out of me!
I'm a bit surprised myself actually, lol.This shocks the #### out of me!
The first one hurts a lil bit when they start digging out all that cuticle but it gets better the more you do it.
Manicures, yeah, don’t waste my time. All that shiny stuff just gets worn off the minute I start digging around in the dirt. :flex:
I happen to be on vacation now on the Turkish coast and getting a ton of sun. This stuff has been great but I'm about to run out so I just ordered some myself.offdee said:
What do they do to prevent it from regrowing in that one specific area?
https://www.healthline.com/health/ingrown-toenail-surgery They put some acid or something on it.
I feel like that often would be way too much for your skin and not enough time to recover. My girl, along with the microdermabrasion also does extractions. I think she charges around $50. I’d call some other places and compare.
The women kegel gets the most pub. But guys can exercise it too with great benefits.
My god man.
There's some truth in here, but there's also something to be said for "look good, feel good." It's not possible to negate the affects of aging, but there are tips and tricks to offset elements of it. For example, I use a beard trimmer to keep my eyebrows in check. If I let them go, you'd understand why. I'd need hedge trimmers at some point. Ear hair is starting to show up in spades. Tougher problem to tackle.
Interesting. For me it's always on my big toes and happens when I round the inside part....and if there is just a sliver that's not cut all the way that will grow up into the skin like a little knife. For the past couple of years I've had success using a straight clippers and just cutting my nail on a straight angle so the inside nail ends above the skin portion (so never has a chance to grow below the skin). Looks like garbage, but I'll take that over the nuisance of an ingrown toenail any day.
I recently got the below nose and ear hair trimmer and it works great. The head of it is different than others I've tried. Put this thing right in your ears and it's like a little weed wacker.
Yep, totally respect this stance. There's some vanity in there for sure, but a lot of it is just me experimenting and actually enjoying the research, process and results. Over the past year I challenged myself to just do whatever I could to make myself look and feel better so it's been a little journey for me personally. I'm a pretty structured and detailed guy so having a checklist and accomplishing it all everyday is good for my psyche, so might as well apply it to something that gets me healthier.
I use this. Same difference
This is so true. Look in a freaking mirror. Unless you’re playing Albert Finney in a play, for God sake trim your eyebrows. Your barber/stylist should do this anyway. If you can grow a potato out of your ear, trim that up. And don’t get me started on the foot long nose hairs. Disgusting. Trim up everywhere. Unless you like your gal to have a bush like Dr J in his prime then think of your partner and get out the weed whacker. If your back looks like Sasquatch, get it cleaned up. Especially for the summer months. My God. Aging doesn’t mean giving up. It’s amazing to me to see how many men just let all of that go as they get older.
On my computer, literally. Not so sure I want to click on the working link now.literally?
or aesthetically?
I recommended the "Get Mr. The Daily" lotion earlier with spf 30 and gonna take that back after using it for a bit. My main goal was to find an spf lotion that didn't leave your face looking all clownish white after putting it on. All the reviews for this one stated that was the case, but for me I'm still getting that white haze. And this one isn't cheap so wasn't a good purchase for me. Will just use it before the beach or pool.
Got it today. Holy hell!! This thing is awesome!! “Weed wacker” is a perfect description. My nose hair has never been this clean!
It does work (for me anyways). It's a device that pulses and contracts your ab muscles. Doing crunches pulses and contracts your ab muscles...so it just mimics that. I feel it works on the abs because its an area that you can't really do much weight work with...it's all pulses and contractions. After the 30 minute Flex Belt session my core just feels tighter and more compact. To your point how do you know ab crunches or planks work if you exercise and do everything else?
Have your personally felt any evidence that taking ACV has helped decrease appetite and cravings?
I don’t go that far. 
