Men's magazine have for many years dedicated to articles about men's fashion, entertainment, food, drinks, career, money, business, technology, relationships, and family. Skincare is not a fad in mens' magazines. However, natual skin care needs to be a significant focus in men's magazines since skin is the central organ within your body and carries fashion; absorb substances, manages stress, regulates body's temperature, and protects skin from invasive bacteria. Men, much like women, cope with issues like acne, aging, sensitivity, and dryness. Therefore, this issue ought to be included often in mens' magazine.
Two Topics that ought to be included in mens' magazines are The Utilization of Natural Products for Skincare, as well as the Must Exfoliate (remove old skin debris) and Moisturize your skin. Both play a major role within the look, feel, and radiance of your skin. Removing dead skin cells and moisturizing the skin is essential to skin health. Even though the elimination of dead skin cells results in a new and vibrant look, moisturizing keeps skin soft, moisturized, and youthful. A regular regiment for cleansing and moisturizing, along with a weekly regiment for exfoliating is essential to healthy skin in even Men.
Natural products don't contain chemicals, synthetic dyes, parabens, and perfumes but they're Rarely this issue in Men's magazines. You never have often heard a guy state that he buys natural products or that he reads the label on the skin maintenance systems which he uses. Most men simply go towards the store and buy what they desire. Reading labels is not a move to make. However, knowing the carcinogenic nature of chemicals in natual skin care products could change this behavior. Below are a few of the top ingredients that ought to be avoided in skin care products:
Perfumes and Fragrances Just because it smells good does'nt signify it is good for the skin. Most fragrances are synthetic origin, many toxic or carcinogenic (causing or adding to cancer). Fragrances affect the nervous system and cause depression, hyperactivity, irritability, and other behavioral changes. The label of "Fragrances" can mean a multitude of synthetic and toxic chemicals. While searching for a thing that smells good, make certain it's scented by essential oils.
Alkylphenol Ethoxylates This chemical can be found to cut back sperm cell count in animals and is also currently under review through the EPA.
Petrolatum This is well known as petroleum jelly and is also a mineral oil found in various cosmetics. It's got no nutrient value for your skin and may hinder your body's own natural moisturizing mechanism, leading to dryness and chapping. Companies produce petrolatum because it's super cheap.
Synthetic Coloring --FD&C Food Coloring Color makes things look nice but they may not be good for skin. The shades in many cases are synthetic colors produced from coal tar, containing heavy metal and rock salts that deposit toxins onto the skin, causing skin sensitivity and irritation. They shall be defined as FD&C or D&C, accompanied by a colour and a number. Example: FD&C Red No. 6 / D&C Green No. 6. Many synthetic colors may be carcinogenic.
Coal Tar This is a carcinogen which is prohibited for all of us in cosmetics inside the European Union. It's seen in dandruff shampoos, hair dyes, and anti-itch creams.
Phthalates This chemical makes shaving cream smooth, but research links it to neuro-toxicity and neuro-developmental disorders, in addition to asthma and allergies. It is also seen in nail polish, perfume, and hairspray.
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) & Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) This really is present in stuff that foam. They're proven to cause inflammation on the skin.
DEA (diethanolamine), MEA (monoethanolamine), & TEA (triethanolamine) These hormone-disrupting chemicals are already restricted in Europe due to known carcinogenic effects. These were sited for causing cancer.
Triclosan Causes cancer and is noted by the EPA being a pesticide.
Propylene Glycol (PG) & Butylene Glycol They're petroleum plastics that simply have the skin and may even weaken protein and cellular structure.
Mineral Oil (i.e. Baby Oil) This one ingredient is so common in everyday natual skin care products. It stops against having the ability to eliminate toxins, promoting acne and other disorders. It decreases skin function and cell development. Stop putting this on our babies!
Overall as consumers we ought to read labels carefully. Don't purchase it because is smells good or looks good. Read what good means to the body and then suggest a proper range of a quality product that maintains skin that you deserve. Promote a healthier and resilent appearance naturally. It's about time that men have a more active role in skin health and show interest in investing in skin they may be in. Furthermore, magazines must take a more active role in the education and advertisement of natural products that promote health outside along with within the body.
Mcdougal believes that companies and people are mutually responsible for reducing contact with chemicals and toxic substances. While companies can stop producing them by offering alternative ingredients, consumers can stop purchasing them and require healthier products.
