Regularly applying sunscreen will keep you from looking like a human lobster. It is also reduces the possibility of wrinkles later on down the line. Sometimes, despite your diligence, a few places can get passed over.
Here are some commonly missed spots that you seriously don’t want to burn!
It’s no secret that air travel can leave you looking less than fresh. But with careful planning and packing, you can arrive looking radiant and rested – even if you’re not. Use the guide below to pack your carry-on with essential items to combat the dry air of the airplane cabin.
Hand Cream (3 oz.)
Body Wipes
Oil Blotting Papers
Lip Stain (3 oz.)
Toothbrush / Toothpaste (3 oz.)
Hair Brush
Tinted Moisturizer  (3 oz.)
Mini Perfume  (3 oz.)
Eyeliner/Mascara
Illuminating Blush
Here are some travel kits and some more. Have a nice flight!!!
Six Steps from Mountain Man to Dapper Dan:
1) Shower: Hopefully you already do this. Not only will you be clean, the steam helps open your pores and soften your beard.
2) Preshave Oil: Use a few drops of this slippery stuff to lubricate your skin and prevent razor burn.
3) Shave Brush: A traditional barber’s brush builds a thicker lather that will raise your whiskers.
4) Pull Your Skin Taut: This exposes more of the hair follicle and pulls the root closer to the skin’s surface.
5) Shave with the Grain: This is self-explanatory. I you don’t understand this, you probably aren’t old enough to shave.
6) Apply Aftershave: Go ahead, do your Macaulay Culkin thing. Then apply some moisturizer.
Five Steps for perfect pedicure:
1) Soak: Add essentials oils to water for an at-home spa experience.
2) Scrub: Slough off those rough spots with a sugar or salt-based exfoliant.
3) Trim & file: Clip toenails straight across, then smooth the edges with a nail file.
4) Moisturize & Massage: Giving your feet a mini-massage will relax your feet and reduce swelling.
5) Polish: After applying a basecoat, swipe polish center, left and right.
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