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DAD'S GROOMING COLLECTION

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Unlike in the past when dads and men in general only needed some soap to get ready, things have changed. Today’s man needs the right grooming from hair tonic, night serum, anti-aging cream, under-the-eye cream, and so much more.

But first things first… where do you start with proper grooming for dads? And how do you know the right products to use where and when?

Here are 5 awesome men’s grooming routine tips every man should know:

  1. Take care of your hands!

Whether you are negotiating a business deal or going out for a date, your hands make the first contact point. You use your hands for that firm handshake or to take your special lady to their seat while out on a date.

Imagine if your hands felt like sandpaper, your nails are chipped and dirty… 

Get yourself a good moisturizer so you can make a good first impression every time you use your hands.

  1. Buy the best hair products for men

Do you know that over 85% of men are bald at 50 years? But the good news is that you don’t have to be a part of these statistics.

You can invest in high-quality hair products made from natural ingredients to keep your hair and scalp fresh and moisturized. Changing your hairstyle is also another way to prevent balding.

  1. Avoid very hot showers

 I know we all, well, most of us love hot showers, especially after a long day at work. But do you know there are multiple benefits of taking cold showers?

Check them out here:

Meet the Founder

In 1999, Tammie Umbel, embarked on an incredible journey to bring natural beauty secrets to the world. Considered one of the founding mothers of the green beauty movement, Tammie spent endless years identifying indigenous ingredients and their traditional uses. Tammie continues her quest for unknown ingredients to enhance skin and hair health while creating economic opportunities for remote regions of the world. She works closely with wildlife conservation groups which give economic incentives to local populations to preserve habitats.

SheaTerra Founder, TAMMIE UMBEL