Beyond Soap, Water and Comb: A Man's Guide to Good Grooming and Fitness
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (783 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0789204452 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
No man can afford to be without this lively manual of essential information.Included are essential tips on:Grooming- Shaving and saving face- Maintaining and improving skin tone- Tanning salons and tanning lotionsHair Care- Getting a good haircut- Balding basics- Hair removal basicsExercise and Health- Picking a gym and a routine- Weight maintenance and diet- Avoiding sexually transmitted diseasesClothing- Wardrobe basics - Shopping for clothes- Choosing the right clothes for every occasion- Tips for clothes careRecharging Your Life- Tuning up your daily routine - Reducing stress- Sleeping better - Realistic time managementSocial Encounters- Getting a (social) life - Basic etiquette- Sex and enhancing sexual energy. He'll also learn to sleep better at home or on the road, to break bad habits, to manage time efficiently, to identify and avoid causes of stress, and to adopt international relaxation techniques like steaming Japanese baths or Swedish massages.This hip, friendly, and appealing find is a pleasure to look at and to use. He'll learn how best to shave with success, how to assemble and care for a classic wardrobe without spending a lot of time or
-- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 2/21/99. entertaining and enlightening offers easy-to-follow advice on how to enhance one's appearance, covering such topics as fashion, skin care, stress relief, exercise, and more. -- Forecast, 1/99One of those books that every man should own. colorful, conversational and easy to read with well-designed pages. What makes "Beyond Soap, Water, and Comb" a great investment is that its recommendations don't cost a lot of money or require a lot of time
"Not Much Beyond the Title" according to Andrew Dand. The book has good intentions but it leaves you wanting more. A decent book that glosses over male topics but never really gives you the details that I have come to expect from other books.. Form vs Content A Customer A great looking book, which however fails to follow through by providing equally good content. Too often specifics are passed over in favour of vague generalities.. Breezy, informative text with first rate photographs. Excellent presentation. Unlike many publications of this type that appear intimidating, this book is jam packed with non judgemental insights.