I came into this group feeling positive and happy, the amount of men that welcomed me in was warming and the advice was amazing. I made a few posts the boom I disappeared, the reason a traumatic finger injury, I came very close to losing my index finger luckily talented doctors and surgeons saved it. I have a few more surgeries coming up to reconstruct it. You probably won't see many picture posts from me as it has hit my confidence with pictures. Long story short I wanted to come in and say thank you, I've been reading your posts for the last few days, some inspiring stories and many amazing outfits. So thankyou gentlemen for giving me a boost with my mental health and your kindness. And thankyou to @Antonio Centeno for creating such an amazing group of men and the work you do.

What are your thoughts on baseball caps with suits. Being follicly challenged man I like to keep my head in the shade. I have to wear suits for my work and sometimes I am outside talking with contractors. I like baseball caps but always feel a little reluctant to wear them with a suit.

New upgrade today after years of putting it off turns out I needed glasses all along... Bonus I feel like they fit my face, have a more stylish pair coming soon. In my last OOTD it was pointed out I should order a black belt which I did. But what colour belt would you pair with this outfit? I'm looking at light brown would that be the right choice?

Let’s cut to it, gents—good grooming isn’t vanity. It’s strategy. And one trend that’s finally getting the attention it deserves? Men taking skincare seriously. We’re talking beyond soap and water. Here's what we’re seeing right now: ✅ Daily SPF – Sunscreen isn’t just for beach days. Guys are waking up to the fact that sun damage = wrinkles, dark spots, and looking 10 years older than you are. ✅ Simplified Routines – Cleanser + moisturizer + SPF. Maybe a serum if you’re leveling up. No fluff, just results. ✅ Beard + Skin Care Integration – More men are using products that treat both their beard and the skin underneath. Less itch, better growth, sharper appearance. ✅ Anti-aging without shame – Eye creams and retinol aren’t “just for women.” They’re tools. And smart men use the best tools available. Let’s make this useful: What’s in your routine right now? What do you swear by—and what felt like hype? Drop your real-world wins (or questions) below.👇

Hey gents! A little question for those of you with more knowledge of scents around here. I was at the store perusing the perfume and cologne section today (I had the day off work) and there were quite a few options to choose from. I watched a few of @Antonio Centeno’s videos on different brands and offerings before I went because I have basically no knowledge of perfumes, apart from an early 2000s tryst with Drakkar Noir. I have to admit that all of the profile information from the videos is truly lost on me, but that’s probably just because my nose isn’t keyed to picking out those various notes yet. Anyway, my real question has to do with what a good starter scent would be. I liked two today: Versace Eros and the Armani Acqua di Gio. I’m a professional, occupational therapist, so I don’t want something too overpowering to smoke out my patients, but I’d like to start introducing some scents other than Mitchum Cedarwood into my routine. Do you all have a preference or recommendation either way? Alternatively what are some other recommendations you might have? What are your go to scents gents?