This April, Clarins Men will expand it’s offerings with five new products—including serious age-fighting formulas.

I was once a Botox virgin. But yesterday, I gave into temptation.
I am one of the crazy people under 30 who takes a preventative approach to fighting wrinkles. Call it obsessive. Call me crazy. Granted, I didn’t have many wrinkles to begin with, but they were certainly there, stretching across my forehead and staring back at me each time I looked in the mirror. On the recommendation of a friend, I booked an appointment with Yael Halaas, M.D., a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon on the Upper East Side.
While I …

It’s not news that men are willing to go to great lengths to fight the signs of aging. Hell, over 400,000 men injected their faces last year with a toxin created by an anaerobic bacteria that causes food poisoning for a few expressionless and wrinkle-free months (I’m not knocking Botox, just pointing out the facts).
So, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Snake Venom has found its way into an eye cream by Peter Thomas Roth. Okay, so PTR’s Un-Wrinkle isn’t formulated with the real deal, can’t-feel-my-legs, Indiana Jones-style snake …

Today’s New York Times features a fantastic story by Natasha Singer about a number of dermatologists who recommend simplifying your daily skincare regimen. You don’t need a 15-step, half-hour routine each day—something that Hommegrooming has been saying for a long time now. Instead, these derms recommend just 3 products: a mild cleanser, a sunscreen, and a treatment product if you have wrinkles, acne or spots of sun damage. You don’t have to spend a whole lot, either. Brands available at drugstores work just fine—especially now that brands like La Roche-Posay …

Your eyes are the first part of your face to show your age. That’s why you need to protect them from the sun, which causes premature aging with its harmful UVA rays. But before you start dabbing your Coppertone under your peepers, heed this warning: some chemical sunblock ingredients can be irritating to the delicate skin around your eyes. That’s why it’s best to use an eye cream that is formulated with an eye-friendly sunscreen. Chances are, the cream will have a physical sunblock, which means it deflects UV rays …