Want to Look Your Best? Do These Six Things

Have you heard that shoes make the man? As far as we’re concerned, it’s all about the haircut. Whether you’re talking a high fade quiff, a faux hawk, a messy undercut, a side part, or a longer natural flow, it’s not as hard as you might think to keep your cut looking sharp when you have the best of the best tools. First and foremost, you need the Wahl Elite Pro Clipper. With a cool retro look, Wahl’s most powerful motor and self-sharpening blade technology, this clipper allows for fast, precise and uncompromised haircutting. It’s ideal for full cuts, along with being perfect for touch-ups on the neck, sideburns and arches around your ears. Bottom line, this Made-in-the-USA clipper will keep your mane in check.

Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Floss daily. Eat a healthy diet that limits sugar. Visit your dentist regularly. You’ve heard all of it before, and for good reason. Don’t question recommendations from your doctor — just do it. In addition to taking a Phil Knight approach to your oral care, you should also check out special toothpastes, strips, and gums designed to give you a whiter and brighter smile. The technology is out there and some of it really does work. After all, first impressions are often determined by your smile.

While sleep requirements vary from person to person, the average of 8 hours a night is a good barometer. However, if you’re like us, you’re not getting anywhere near that. Sleeping a handful of hours every night just doesn’t cut it. When you’re not getting shut eye, every aspect of your daily life can suffer. Not only will it wreak havoc on your appearance, your mental cognition, performance, attitude, concentration, health, blood pressure, fitness, libido and a whole host of other things can be adversely affected. In other words, don’t screw around when it comes to getting a proper night’s rest.

In case you weren’t aware, the meat suit you wear every day is approximately 60% water. To make matters worse, your body is constantly losing that precious water. To replace what you lose, make sure you’re consuming enough hydrating liquids on a regular basis. Not only do we need water to keep things functioning as normal, it’s the key to looking good from the inside out. That means you need to follow the common recommendation and drink at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water, or 64 ounces, of water each and every day. Are you drinking about 2 liters of water a day? Well, you should be.

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