I've started using sea salt spray for my hair. I think this works good when my hair is a little long. I use pomade when my hair short. What do you use for your hair?

Yesterday I had my hairdresser of 15+ years cut and style my hair into my signature Cary Grant style haircut.

Alright, confession time. I recently found myself back in the RMRS classroom, taking another look at the 'Skincare Basics for Men.' https://www.skool.com/rmrs/classroom/3a795210?md=f6ecd34f85c7483ba96a5b8be4225642 Let's be honest, this topic isn't nearly as sexy as a new watch review or the latest fragrance release. However, I have to admit, it's my most neglected area, a fact that becomes glaringly obvious when you're an older, more... distinguished gentleman. Now for the serious bit. Once you hit 50, your skin starts playing by a new set of rules. The collagen that kept everything looking firm and youthful begins to decrease, leading to wrinkles and sagging. Your skin thins out, loses its natural plumpness, and can become uncomfortably dry and itchy. To top it all off, the sun damage you've been racking up over the years decides to make a grand entrance in the form of age spots. I'm eager to get some fresh perspective on this, which is why I'm particularly looking forward to our upcoming webinar with Eric of Beardbrand on February 17th for his insights on skincare. So, after reviewing the RMRS class, what's the one skincare step you're most guilty of skipping?

I got my first safety razor today. I've been wanting one for awhile. I've been waiting til I found one that came with a stand. This one was a good deal from Marshall's for $7.

Just got done with a hair cut at the boardroom. And I love this.