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- - August 17, 2016
Winter gets a tough wrap. Our suggestion? Hit the road.
Here’s how to do it in style.Let's be real: winter gets a tough wrap. We brand it with doom and gloom – conjuring up thoughts of cold mornings and short days and bitter, miserable wind chill. But of course, winter can be brilliant too, especially once you master the art of layering up with style and your new season grooming routine.
Once that's all down pat, it's time to experience the colder months in style. Think of a winter getaway as hibernation done right: time to think, reconnect, reconfigure and reload. Use a long weekend – or make one of your own. Either way, there's escaping to be done.
Destination: Tasmania
Who's It For? The Culture FriendDang, Tasmania is having a moment, isn't it? While its next-level produce offerings have long made it a worthy food destination, its resurgent arts scene has received a clever, subversive shot in the arm, thanks to MONA – the Museum of Old and New Art. Think jaw-dropping architecture,
- - July 06, 2016
Crisp winds, dry air and moody mornings: they do a number on you. Here’s how to fight back with maximum handsomeness.
1. Dial-up your moisture
Every man over the age of 21 should be using a moisturiser daily, period. It keeps skin looking fresher, younger and healthier. When the cold sets in, though, you want to double-down: wind chill and dry air pack a serious punch. Look for concentrated serums, or night creams to fight back against wind chill.
TRY: L’Oreal Men Expert Hydra Power 48hr Moisturiser
WHY: Lather this on to beat that patented cold morning, post-shave skin tightness.2. Don’t neglect the SPF
UV rays don’t take a break for winter. Neither should you. Slather on a little sun protection every day. (Better yet, look for a moisturiser that has a little SPF.)
3. Fight your long shower addiction
We hear you: cold mornings make long, hot showers a tempting proposition. Unfortunately, the last thing dry, worn-out skin needs is prolonged hot water exposure – it’ll strip the protective