15 Men's Grooming Mistakes & To Avoid Them

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00:00 Introduction
00:16 One, using inferior products. What you put in your skin has a direct effect on it and a cheap product doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a bad product. However, a product is inferior if one, it doesn’t do what is says. Two, it causes skin reaction or three it contains chemicals that concern you or should concern you. Of course the list of bad ingredients is endless. But as a general overview, alcohols, fragrances, parabens and phthalates are four ingredients that you should try to stay clear off because they are simply bad for your skin. Even if the product comes highly recommended. But your skin shows a reaction. You should stop using it and go for the alternative because at the end of the day you are the person and it’s your skin that has to work with the product and it doesn’t matter if it has a five star amazon product rating or not. That aside if you have a hair gel or a hair spray that doesn’t hold or a cream that doesn’t keep your skin oil-free, even though it promises it, just stop using it.
01:23 Two is unsightly nails. There are a number of things that you could have on your hands that just look like you are not well-taken care off. That includes dirt underneath your nails, cuticles that are dry and split, or if someone is biting their fingernails. It looks very unsightly and people may judge you. If you work outside a lot and you have difficulties with getting dirty nails, make sure to have a little nail brush handy in the bathroom so you can regularly make sure your nails are clean. It just gives you a well-groomed and polished look. Even an old toothbrush will do the job because you can really go underneath the nails and make sure everything is clean. If you find yourself biting nails a lot. One way to stop that is to use insect repellant on your hand because it tastes bitter but it’s not bad for your body and you’ll likely stop chewing. To make it really easy for men to keep their nails groomed, I designed a little kit with four essential tools for gentlemen. It has a nail clipper, cuticle clipper, file, and a pair of tweezers. All made in Germany steel so it will last you for a long time. When clipping your nails, you don’t want to clip so far that you can’t see any white anymore. Ideally, you keep a little edge of white and then you use the file to round out your nail, and that way you aren’t under any pain because you cut too far and they will grow out nicely. One area men don’t often think about are the cuticles, but if you are like me and you have troubles with them growing out and becoming dry. You really need to use the clipper to trim them and it looks much more well-groomed. A good hand cream will also help you to keep your cuticles moist especially in the winter.
05:18 Seven, ignoring the signs of aging. We all age and whether we want it or not our skin gets worse. It gets more wrinkly. Our hair gets gray, and the good thing for men is, it oftentimes look quite dignified if you maintain yourself well. You don’t want to look like a dry apricot. And therefore, it is good to develop a facial routine that helps your skin remain fresh and youthful. A good routine includes a moisturizer. And if you want to go a step further, you can use something like a serum for your eyes because the area around your eyes is particularly prone to wrinkles and needs special treatment. As you age, it’s very important that your skin cells are taken off and renewed as often as possible. For that reason, you should seek out products that contain retinol, AHA’s, BHA’s or glycolic acid. These chemicals help exfoliate and renew your skin so you look fresher and younger.
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[@VanBurenOfficial]

You're a lot classier than Alpha M, and I enjoy watching you more, this channel is going to grow huge!

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thank you. We have different styles that work for different people.

[@Carpet3012MC]

i agree he's so much better than Alpha M, Raphael doesnt endorse bad products like alpha m does and misguide viewers even though im sure hes been given the chance to

[@williamcheatley7218]

This channel combined with Alpha M and RMRS are the trifecta of style 😁

[@BramClaes]

I think Alpha M is mostly a con man, or at least has grown into one over the years

[@gregt8638]

Absolutely! Interestingly, I was raised very formally in Germany also, but now live in California. Your videos have inspired me to bring back some of the good taste and manners that, frankly, slipped away from me in the last couple of years. Thank you for the new inspiration!

[@TenaciousTimGaming]

"You don't want to look like a dried apricot." Hahahaha I love it.

[@georgelao2026]

So bathing in wine in my solid gold bath is bad for my skin?

[@1Poxxxx]

naaaw, u should be fine.

[@georgelao2026]

thePoxxxx alright, I thought I was going to have to stop showering in Bordeaux Champagne too!

[@fenryrgreyback1298]

Bordeaux Champagne is an oxymoron. Champagne is a controlled designation of origin that can't come from Bordeaux. It comes from... yep, Champagne.

[@e.s.l5861]

Fenryr Greyback ... I almost found a Wayne’s world reference there haha

[@Citizen_J]

Yes, but it's great with the ladies

[@margotchurchill5593]

Goes without saying, but clean teeth!... floss and brush!

[@Masa6x]

You deserve more subs. You fill the gaps in alpha m and rmrs very well. You also offer another view.

[@abdulmananch1175]

Agreed, but his presentation isn't good.

[@radioclash84]

Masamoto6 the one thing that turned me off both of them is every video felt like an excuse for them to push a product. I don't mind a product here and there but they just feel like the subject of the video is just an afterthought and the build up is so obvious.

[@blackeesh463]

manan ch his content is far superior to both tho

[@FCEtier44]

Twenty years ago, my tailor recommended putting rubbing alcohol on my arm pits to kill the germs which cause the odor. Works like a charm, and my skin hasn't suffered the drying often warned of with alcohol. When traveling, I use alcohol swabs.

[@C.O._Jones]

Men, these are excellent tips! Particularly the ones about trimming nose, eyebrow and ear hair. And also nail care and removing rough skin on the hands.

[@machoprotegido5607]

First time I disagree with you. Chest hair is nothing that needs to be waxed or lazered... maybe just trimmed a bit.

[@KrzysztofGrabinski]

He left that up to decide by the owner. That beig said there's a difference between chest hair and a natural pullover!

[@joseangelruizfigueroa8360]

He did say, “if you like chest hair, go for it”

[@RavenFeathers90]

Any ladies here? As a woman, I find your channel so interesting.

[@namratamirajkar6640]

Yes! Here's one lady!👩‍💼

[@ashmaterial]

Lets go out

[@financialservices4944]

Us guys always want to know what you ladies think, because after all you're the reason we care.

[@zakinaab]

RavenFeathers90: Yes I am also here too, don't you love the style of this guy? I just found this channel, and subscribed! Man taking care of himself is very masculine.

[@stumpydlugi8723]

Financial Services I agree, I would like to know what the females think as well of this sort of style

[@DrRandalBurkholder]

I am going to disagree on the insect repellent not being bad for you. I don’t think you would want to ingest it.

[@Serai3]

An alternative to a pumice stone for removing foot calluses is a scrubbie, green nylon scrubbing pads that are meant as an alternative to steel wool for scrubbing pans. They have enough roughness to work off the callous, but are soft enough, especially when wet, not to damage the skin. Soak your feet in warm water, and then use the scrubbie with gentle to medium pressure, and you'll see how they work well for getting rid of calluses.

[@spencerdunphy]

The lip balm thing is a must. However I discovered last year from a friend while backcountry skiing that my lips would still crack and dry out. That's because lip balm doesn't have sunscreen. She asked me if I was using one with sunscreen and I actually had no idea they made that. So now I swear by a lip balm with sunscreen and It works so much better (not just outside).

[@agirlwithdreams15]

Spencer Dunphy Cerave makes a good lip balm.

[@davidhasin9831]

Men's no' 1 grooming mistake according to my girlfriend is an oversized ungroomed beard..

[@benjaminsp1997]

That depends. I have a large beard, a bit unkempt but I groom it to the best of my ability. She loves it.

[@deathshead357]

Rasputin was banging regularly.

[@ericbennett4372]

Great video! These tips are perfect to share with my teenage PE students. Looks like the title should read: ...& How to Avoid Them"

[@tabperyam396]

I am really enjoying and learning from your channel; have been binge watching your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@Perceptified]

Well, the only thing I'd say about callouses on the hands is, that in some ways they can come in pretty handy (no pun intended) as long as they don't get out of control - for example, I play guitar regularly and developed some callouses on the fingers of my left hand - which I don't do away with because when I remove them, the fresh skin underneath those will get sore and sometimes (if overzealous with the filing-off) even be prone to being stung by the strings which would then hinder my playing and just re-develop some time later. Other than that point which I wanted to mention - great video, keep up the good work Raphael!

[@kamo7293]

I just started using a shaving soap and brush. I wasn't sure if it was for me so I got wilkinsons sword's cheap set. Right off the bat I love it so much because 1 I don't like the smell of can shaving soap and 2 its more cost efficient, also I've never had a satisfactory shave with 1 pass of canned foam

[@lordofgingers]

This video helped me make sure I covered all my bases. Thanks!

[@jkrause365]

I disagree with you about calluses in general. I'm a guitarist. If I didn't have calluses on the tips of my left hand fingers, I'd not be able to teach my students, nor would I last through even five minutes of a 45 minute set in a club.

[@KrzysztofGrabinski]

That's a very specific use related to your profession. I'd call it an exception.

[@BenJohnson0531]

Not having calluses is the rule. Having them because you’re a guitarist is an exception.

[@Leo-vr3bg]

I lift and work construction, I’d rather not go to bed with bloody hands every night.

[@BasherBrookes]

Leo on the other hand... if Jim goes to bed with bleeding fingers he knows it was a good gig! 😂

[@IshaanWalter]

Man I learned so much from this channel. This guy is amazing.

[@mafiacat88]

Trying to mask aging is a big one. I'm not talking about using moisturizers, or taking vitamins or anything like that by the way, I mean the really...noticeable kind. The botox and dyed hair look. It might work for a little while, but eventually it's *way* worse than just aging gracefully.

[@swedishgamerstudio]

I really enjoyed your outfit in this video.

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thanks!

[@briansaunders7064]

Parabens are the safest and most researched preservative we have. Because of marketing against parabens, ingredients that have higher risks of triggering allergic reactions are used because the consumer can't memorize their names. It's a real shame people think parabens are bad.

[@V4lairiel]

Brian Saunders indeed

[@AGentlemansJourney77]

I enjoyed the video. When it comes to cologne though eau de cologne is the lightest of the concentrations. 2-3 sprays is quite alright if its a clean fresh aquatic. I'd recommend an eau de toilette concentration which is a step above from the EDC (eau de cologne).

[@eldestisland4520]

Thanks, this was very helpful!

[@estebanfonseca2665]

thanks for your videos,they are very helpful!

[@susanevans1294]

This is good. It addresses grooming issues very well. Could you also please do a video about mannerisms such as face touching, ear pulling, and eyebrow fussing? There are many unconscious things that men do to their faces and hair which are distracting in a conversation or social setting. I believe a video of these issues would augment this grooming video very well. Thank you.

[@thomasklein3538]

good and well looked after teeth is a must - nothing is more offputting than bad breath

[@singhprabhat90]

That Tiege Henley promo though 😀😀

[@federicoramanugraha3535]

Prabhat Singh so smooth

[@carlostorres8771]

this guy calms me down

[@ToyoloMD]

Much of this I will tell to my son... thank you.

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

I noticed that you have mentioned dirt under fingernails. Getting dirt under my fingernails one thing that happens to me sometimes. I am good about keeping them clean though. I recently got a Waterpik and it not only helps with dental problems but it can blast that unsightly dirt out from under those fingernails quick. The one I use is a cordless one which is usable in the shower. What is nice about that is that I can keep any mist that it might produce contained so I don't make a mess. I just give the shower a quick rinse after I am done but that is after I place the soap in the dish on the counter a few feet away (that helps keep me from having to clean soap scum out of the shower). I do find that the Waterpik works very well for getting that dirt out from under my fingernails. I never had a nail brush because that works so well. You can see it instantly wash all that clean out of there. What made me get the Waterpik is gingivitis. I told my dentist that I am now using one and he agrees that it does seem to be working. I don't know why I didn't buy one sooner.

[@YTLSF]

Nice channel, I like your content, and as you seem to like classical clothing a lot, I was wondering if you own or plan to do any video about knickerbockers? I know it's out of fashion today but still a lovely piece of clothing in my opinion.

[@RubbelisPro]

I actually had to stop using old spice because of the aluminum in it, I found that was what was causing me to sweat so much, not because I was just a sweaty guy, but because all the aluminum did was clog the pores under my arms. I now trim my underarm hair with an electronic trimmer and I use more natural deodorants and I honestly haven't sweat profusely from my underarms in over a year.

[@TheTurkishGuyIn1080p]

Just come across this channel and i like it, subscribed! i agree with all points, however I see calloused and rough hands as manly and respectable.

[@hertzbergjoakim]

Should still get rid of the dead skin tho

[@valariebrown3768]

Hands that work do not have to look and feel like sandpaper to prove it. Washing with a good soap that is appropriate for removing dirt, paint, grease, or any other substance on hands is wonderful. Never underestimate the value of work gloves for yard chores, and latex gloves for jobs involving chemicals. Your manhood will not be revoked for lacking calluses and scars on your hands. Use olive oil and kosher salt to scrub your hands once a week, followed by a good unscented soap. Your romantic partner will thank you.

[@williamreymond2669]

Speaking as a man who turned a wrench for a living at one point in his life, those calluses of yours serve a vital protective function, they also probably indicate that you can *crush* the grip of most other men you shake hands with - so be gentle with all of the soft handed men you meet out there.

[@joseangelruizfigueroa8360]

Elite channel Thank you!!

[@FrankCastle-he8fl]

I work in a environment were I have to wash my hands constantly and use hand sanitizer needless to say they get so dry they crack and bleed, the best hand lotion I have ever used is by Manicure Spa.

[@Amory-wd3ws]

Funny when looking at your profile picture.

[@temisdisciple]

You look like a member of Cobblepott family.

[@joshuaesposito5409]

Leandro Rothgiesser ahahahahah hhhahahaha fucken hilarious

[@IkeFoxbrush]

Is that Burt's Bee Lip Balm in the video? I've used it myself for years and find it to help much better against dry lips (esp. in winter) than cheaper products. It also feels less greasy, doesn't dissolve when stored and lasts longer.

[@expatriatechronicles6915]

Good video, as usual, but that lighting does not flatter you. Better to use a slightly warmer light source from about a 45 degree angle in the front and a reflector on the other side of the face.

[@RandomTvv]

Good stuff!!

[@woodrackets]

I love this series. It's surprisingly comical. And what's the accent. He's channeling his inner Carl Sagan.

[@htaylor8998]

I liked your video where do find all this information from do you do a lot of research.

[@anthonyeriksson7537]

for faster skin cell regenaration try mixing lime juice and a few drops of basil extraxt/oil. Apply 1-2 times per day, let it absorb for 10-30 minutes and rinse well! Works really well and contais no chemicals, gives your skin a fresh and younger apperance. If struggling with skindisordes use it 3-4 times a day. Might sting a bit if you overdo the basil oil or if you got dry and brittle skin. Do not use togheter with cortionsbased medicalcreams.

[@e.s.l5861]

I love this channel. If they ever make a new Jeeves series, and they don’t immediately cast you I will have lost all faith in the industry

[@emilsmith6056]

If you or someone you know has oily skin and cant find a solution the answer is likely they are washing too much. Strip the oils less and less oil will be produced. Also try Arm and hammer baking soda based deoderant for a natural low fragrance answer.

[@shanewright2772]

Going to Fort Belvedere to buy one of the PoW check ties.... it's outstanding!

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thanks for the support!

[@LucianLacroix]

If I found this channel a year ago, I would have suffered 78 hours less ass chewing from my boss.

[@Altonahk]

Fire for effect, over.

[@marceloblu4104]

nice video... I just wondered your background music... who's it? :)

[@gijshuppertz7332]

dear Raphael, i have watched your videos for quite some time now, and i am really interested in dressing beter, and for my age i dress quite well. but my wardrobe consists mostly out of blouses and jeans, and people tell me that i need to, dress like my age. but i find it more comforting dressing this way and i want to develop my style, can you please give me some advice what should i do, should i dress more like my age or develop my own style, and well how should i develop it, because i am relatively young for your audience. i really hope you can help me. greatings from a big fan

[@Hosenanzugtasche]

Bit late, but for anyone concerned about stuff in deodorants, there are deodorant creams, I use one with entirely natural ingredients, it doesn't stop sweating, but there's just no smell anymore. It's a miracle to me, takes time getting used to and obviously you'll need an actual fragrance to go with it since all it smells like is a bit of cream, no one will smell that at all. No idea what's on the market internationally, but in Germany, the Greendoor product is incredible. I've ditched all other deodorants alongside with the stains and ruined shirts. I combine that with Merino underwear and I don't need to worry about BO at all anymore.

[@Vasrias]

Thank you, I am going to try Greendoor now.

[@alanl2550]

I use M Asam vino gold day and night cream. Outstanding product.

[@saby8765]

love the jacket

[@jrkline4750]

Very informative

[@gummymeister3005]

Hello , I ve tried all the methods possible against razor bumps and razor burns like using a more aggressive razor and blades, changing brush, products and i got rid of them, but after 24 hours i get razor bumps and a bit of irritation, but why after a day and not after shaving?

[@oldblackstock2499]

O'keepfs hand and feet cream. And O'keefs lip balm. Good stuff.

[@paintballjunkie65]

Where can i find that list of chemicals that was at the beginning of the video? I went to your site, but could not find it either. Thank you in advance!

[@stevengarcia8428]

Very nice dress shirt! Looks like an oxford!

[@cam7eron1]

Can you do a video explaining the differences between the different types of colognes and their strengths? I'm confused as to the difference between Odor de toilette, Perfume, and Essence.

[@AnthonySforza]

Being that this is a year old, you've probably gotten help on this by now, but here goes... the different fragrances are categorized by how much fragrance is dissolved in the alcohol solution. The more fragrance there is, the stronger (In most cases) the scent, in addition to having a longer staying power free of touch ups throughout the day/night and of course, the more expensive it is for the higher ends of that spectrum, versus the same fragrance on the lower end. Starting at the bottom of the spectrum, is the Eau Fraiche, which is 1-3% fragrance in the solution and has a staying power of less than 2 hours... maybe 2 hours. Next up the spectrum is Eau de Cologne (EDC) which is 2-4% fragrance and can last from 2 hours to 3. Higher on the spectrum is Eau de Toilette (EDT) which is 5-15% and lasts about 4, maybe 5 hours. Even higher on the spectrum is Eau de Parfum (EDP) which is 15-20% Fragrance and can last about 6, maybe 7 or even sometimes up to 8 hours-ish. At the top of that spectrum, is Perfume (Parfum) and it's 20-30% and can last over 8 hours. Anything beyond 30% isn't usually a good idea as then it's too oily and can leave your skin shiny. Or you may breakout with repeated use. So if you take a common scent like Dior Homme, the Eau de Toilette (EDT) is a somewhat light, yellow tinged solution and about $70 for 3.4oz. Whereas the same scent, Dior Homme, the Parfum is a deep and rich gold colored solution and about $120 for a 2.5oz bottle. However, one needs to weigh out something of a balancing act, in that if getting the Parfum, yes it's less that they have to apply and may actually last longer than an EDT... but I know a lot of guys who don't reapply their EDT, soit may not look that enticing of an investment for them. However, if they do weigh it out and that's an issue, it kind of comes down to how much they want to spend up front.

[@kierangoddard2198]

A good scent should be discovered, not announced.

[@Ronbo710]

I would gladly suffer with Tom Selleck's chest hair and looks. Call me selfless I know ...

[@socialistdemocrat7207]

hahaha I laughed so much about the appearance of Theo Waigel. His eyebrows are legendary!

[@Wondering_Ghoul]

I'm completely guilty of shaving my eyebrows! I get bad unibrow so it's just easier. Maybe if I tweezed regularly it wouldn't get like that to begin with?

[@danbee415]

i can follow all the grooming rules except biting my nails. ill try but its so tough sometimes, especially when youre trying to lose weight.

[@j7ndominica051]

In only cut the cuticles in winter when they detach after working with cold and hot water. Then when they are loose, they're prone to being pulled and the injury propagages. God I hate hair on my body. I have little outside of private parts, but the nose grows this incredibly thick and strong hair. I sometimes pull it out and look at it in shock. If I injure inside the nose with scissors, the cut takes a long time to heal and a pimple there is hard to find and pierce.

[@DarkPrinceOfClowns]

When it comes to biting your nails, I get the distinct feeling that the only people who suggest those 'horrible' tasting things to put on your nails as a methode to stop, are only ever suggested by people who've never bitten their nails themselves. Speaking from almost 30 years of trying to stop biting my own nails before I finally managed, I've found that...sure...the first couple of times you use the stuff on your nails it reminds you enough for you to stop....buuuut then you get used to the taste, and suddently, you stop noticing it. Some of them even gets this weirdly addictive taste that makes you bite your nails MORE. The absolutly only way I've found that works for both me and everyone else I've known who's tried stop biting their nails, is to focus on taking care of them. Don't worry too much about feeling like a girl for polishing and filing your nails every ten minutes, if that's what it takes. Just that constant focus on taking care of them forms a habbit of NOT biting them, and eventually you stop doing it every time you get distracted. (It's very much a subconciously run havvit after all.)

[@Togher01]

I started doing the same and so far this has worked for me.

[@meneerlagerwaard2047]

This is so 100% true it should be pinned. I've struggled with biting my nails well into my 20's (and still relapse when under a lot of stress, sadly!) and it only ever got better when I actively started taking care of them. Now I just carry a clipper everywhere just so I can remove dirt from under my nails instead of biting them. It works well as a placebo, actually.

[@JakeSnake07]

Using "white bar" or "clear gel" deodorants and antiperspirants. While "white bar" antiperspirants may be helpful if you sweat profusely, they will gather in and stain your shirts. Meanwhile "clear gel" deodorants (the kind that makes a squishy noise when it pops up and goes on wet) will bleach the color from shirts, as well as occasionally adding white stains.

[@bauranda]

I love the Theo Waigel picture!

[@Kadranos]

Best results I've had for my face is just using water and my hands most days, and occassionaly using a hot wet washcloth followed by witch hazel.

[@MouthVisuals]

The picture of Theo Waigel made my day!

[@davidchacon139]

I watch his videos just cause his voice is really cool

[@nissougotic]

David Chacon Sounds just like Gary Kasparov

[@BasherBrookes]

I find his voice really aggravating tbh

[@abelnodarse1841]

That’s great baby waxing and laser , but trimmer it’s fine , thank you for good videos .

[@batmitetheimp3458]

When he said a red face is unattractive, that hit my rosacea hard.

[@ethandoman6801]

What kind of deodorant do you recommend?

[@michaelzelaya873]

Hello what deodorant are you using !!

[@emilysummer1373]

Thank you so much for mentioning the guys that seem to bathe in cologne.

[@MihirGVaze]

what serum can we use under the eyes?

[@moustachio334]

For body hair, a basic Wahl trimmer is the best. It looks much more natural and doesn’t have to “come back” so it doesn’t come back prickly. Don’t be disgusted by your body hair. There are girls that like it a lot so long as it’s kept groomed with a something like a buzzer.

[@leporellothegoldfinch]

3:17 Theo Waigel - now there's a blast from the past!

[@xbqchm]

After years of futile struggles, I can tell that the only solution against smelly feet that works for me is using active carbon shoe insoles. They protect my feet against bad odor, calluses, as well as my shoes against being soaked in moistures off my feet every time I'm wearing them. It's really a great invention, is pretty cheap, and works a lot better than most of the tips, tricks and products you'll find on the internet.

[@WESTCOASTKING66]

A good cologne can be worn in excess to an extent, i spray bleu de Chanel and Versace eau fraíche throughout the day and get positive reviews, but those older colognes are extremely over powering... is that what you meant?

[@HarrisPilton789]

One spritz is enough. A lot of times, people have become desensitized to their fragrance, and don't realize how strong it is.

[@berlin203]

For body odor, I believe many people can get rid of it just by having lots of water, exercising (sweat it all), eat good, and avoid smoking! These few things alone can make a huge difference.

[@riggs20]

Umm, no. Listen, you still need to wash thoroughly and use antiperspirant. Please trust me on this one. Just because you don’t smell yourself doesn’t mean others don’t. 👍🏻

[@mennohoekstra2935]

a button down shirt with a tie? isnt that a style blunder?

[@paladin656]

What is the source of the list that's shown as the background round 0:48?

[@billyclose3460]

Do a video on where you should spray cologne

[@cheezuschrist1102]

Billy Close Jeremy fragrance already has a vid like that

[@definitelynotjin]

*Welcome* back to the Gentleman's Gazette..

[@felixmanuel2455]

I will recommend alum stone instead of after shave it's natural and is inexpensive

[@danielguy1891]

Be careful with lime juice. Some people with have an allergic reaction to it.

[@RamSkirata]

not a fan of getting rid of chest hair. Think of Sean Connory and the first James bond.....

[@TheSkipper.]

Sean Connery and the first James Bond are the same person. Sean.

[@RamSkirata]

James Bonds in General: Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan,

[@myrondulay8628]

That is if you look like James Bond

[@SimonWilliamsonhunting]

@@RamSkirata Roger was a smoothie ( I,e, no chest hair if I remember correctly.)

[@sonnybrahmi3136]

Try nuud deodorant very effective but you should persist for 2 weeks before seeing It really work it’s magic

[@ReticentSparrow]

You sound like you might be coming down with a cold, sir. I hope you're feeling well.

[@armando5908]

Love, love, love...

[@bbesnoq]

What are your thoughts on nickel files for feet?

[@feelinggrape]

I expected you to be German after hearing your accent, but after seeing Theo Waigel and his eyebrows I knew ;)

[@quitenice5450]

To fight bad smell u can just use soda/baking powder for ur armpits. Just try its totally natural and there is no smell at all.

[@mistermusik]

I wish I could grow chest hair like Magnum! I would always wear an open collar LOL. Other than that, excellent stuff here.

[@mohammedalthuwainee3395]

Hi there, I am really interested in this opportunity to subscribe to your channel.. I suffer during the winter season from a dry face after shaving or even washing my face ( because I shave before going to bed).. I used after shave palms and cologne but they were not effective or may be effective to a short period, can you help me please. Thanks

[@hotcoffee6911]

did you try Olive oil, not allot but couple of drops and massage it into your face,Good luck

[@gplusgplus2286]

Almond oil. Add a few drops and massage it to your face. May feel oily at first but quickly goes away. Ask your pharmacist for pure almond oil, not a product with it

[@harrycarter3781]

I know that this is late but you should try switching the a shave oil and high end cream. Cheaper shave creams pulls moisture out of your face

[@komickommentator]

trimming cuticles is not a healthy thing

[@pedrohack2869]

Not all alcohols are drying...

[@martyyoung598]

You should mention keep up with your dental hygiene. Your teeth don’t have to be perfect, but clean, healthy teeth and gums should be a priority. Your dentist can give you good advice on how to do this