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What should guys use in their hair?

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What should guys use in their hair?

Styling Products for Men: A Guided Tour

  • Wax. Wax is thick, which is good if you want to shape your hair.
  • Pomade. Pomade is what gave greasers that wet, slicked-back look.
  • Serum. These liquids or sprays are perfect if your hair is dry or frizzy.
  • Cream. Creams add extra shine and control without a lot of hold.

How do I know what hair product to use?

Hair products should address two critical needs: moisture and protein. How much moisture and protein your hair needs depends on a few factors. For one, you must know your hair type and porosity level. One of our recent blog posts was a complete breakdown of hair types.

What is male PMS called?

Irritable male syndrome (IMS) can be defined as a state of hypersensitivity, frustration, anxiety, and anger that occurs in males and is associated with biochemical changes, hormonal fluctuations, stress, and loss of male identity.

Do guys get periods hormonally?

Do they have hormonal cycles too? Some hormones researchers say no; men don’t cycle. Others say yes, but their cycles are less studied and less dramatic than women’s.

What does pomade do to hair?

In look and feel, pomade is a bit like hair wax. However, pomade has a specific function: to add slick and shine to your hair. And different brands have different levels of both shine and hold. Pomade can help your hair hold certain looks, allowing curly-headed people to unlock brand new hairstyles.

Is pomade better than gel?

While pomade offers a pretty good hold, it isn’t as strong as gel, which makes it more pliable throughout the day. If your hairstyle is a little simpler and doesn’t require a strong hold, you will find that pomade is the better fit. It adds a bit of volume and hold while also maintaining a bit of flexibility.

Is IMS a real thing?

The irritable male syndrome (IMS) is a behavioural state of nervousness, irritability, lethargy and depression that occurs in adult male mammals following withdrawal of testosterone (T).

How do you cure IMS?

If your irritable male syndrome is caused by a decrease in testosterone levels, one of the main treatment options is testosterone replacement therapy. Regular injections of a synthetic version of the hormone can often help restore vitality and other characteristics affected by declining hormone levels.