Splurge or Steal
Keep your grooming supplies organized in a stylish--yet masculine--leather case. If you travel frequently, or spend the night at your significant other's place, having a grooming bag for your shaving essentials and other personal hygiene products is a must. How much you spend, of course, is up to you.
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Are you satisfying your wife sexually?
There are lots of jokes about the sex stopping after you say “I do” but is it really the wife claiming she has a headache or is it you? Or maybe you just pass out in front of the TV and never make it to bed. Or maybe you’ve had a long day at the office, or maybe you just don’t feel like it. You think, we do it enough, she’s happy. But could you be wrong? Truth is, guys, many women in their 30s are in their prime. Are you giving them the sex they want? Details Magazine takes the conversation there.
Still shaving with that $2 shaving cream? How's that working out for you? Razor burn and ingrown hairs can be a thing of the past. The Refinery has a slew of shaving products just for guys that do more for you that improve your skin--they make it more appealing to kiss.
Most guys go through at least one phase growing up where they shave their heads. Maybe it was a dare, a team ritual or punishment for losing a bet. But as you got older, the fear of losing your hair may have turned into a full-blown reality. Some guys embrace their baldness and readily whip out the razor blade, while others try to deny the existence of the rapidly thinning area in the back of their head or the telltale receding hairline. But something interesting has happened … bald became sexy.
007, ethnic print, futuristic military, bold colors, retro, geometric shapes, metallics. Previews of men’s fall fashion covered the gamut, from sleek and polished to reworked traditional and preppy to vampy and 70-80s inspired. While the direction seems scattered, one trend is consistent: men’s fashion is taking a decidedly retroactive/futuristic and more feminine direction, with sleeker, narrow lines, geometric patterns and bold colors and prints.
