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<P class=style4><BR><BR><SPAN class="style91 style92">Grooming Tips For Guys</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=style9>Neatness counts, especially when you’re going on that first date with that extra special someone. The problem is that most guys limit themselves to a shower and maybe a splash of <A class=style10 href="adameve.com/sexy-extras/cologne/sp-adam-cologne-5729.aspx?sc=NEWSH08T&cm_mmc=Email-_-Buyer-_-NEWSH08T-_-Zone"><SPAN style="TEXT-DECORATION: underline">cologne</SPAN></A>. While I’m definitely a fan of this school of simple preparation, you’ll find some extra preparation really pays off later in the evening. And best of all there are a few easy things you can do without losing your man card.<BR><BR>The first thing to take care of is your hair (provided of course that you haven’t lost it in a freak grilling accident). A man’s hair says a lot about him. Civil War General Ambrose Burnside’s do (go ahead and google a picture of him) says I can’t grow hair on the top of my head so I’ll grow it on the sides instead – proving that he’s a man used to compensating for things in life. Einstein’s frizzy fro screams mad scientist who can think up crazy and kinky things to do in the bedroom, while Mr. Clean’s shining scalp promises clean kitchen floors that you can eat on and then have sex on. Basically, your hair says a lot about you and it’s worth spending a few extra bucks to get the premium cut from a nice saloon instead of the $3 cut offered by the homeless guy at the stoplight. As an added bonus, a lot of the salon hair stylists tend to be younger, fairly attractive women. And you’ve got their undivided attention for at least 15 minutes to try to get their number. Just be careful what you say or you might end up with their Bride of Frankenstein special.<BR><BR>Now if you’re experiencing balding (and a lot of guys do so it’s nothing to be ashamed of unlike certain thing you’ve gotten hidden in your closet that you hope no one ever finds out about) there are practical solutions out there. You can try special shampoos, consult your doctor about medication or suggestions or even visit a special salon that caters to cancer patients in your quest for a realistic rug. But whatever you do, don’t try a comb over. No one falls for a comb over except you. Better yet, don’t be afraid to be bald. Lots of women go for bald guys, really they do! I wouldn’t lie to you about that just to increase my own odds by a pathetic 0.00001%, right? <BR><BR>Check back next month for more grooming tips.<BR></SPAN><BR><BR><BR></P>
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