TOP 6 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE)

TOP 6 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE)

 Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless.

Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ.

There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps.

 

1. Be comfortable in your own skin

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident.

While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are.

It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy.

 

2. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile.

Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points.

 

3. Don’t go overboard

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude.

 

4. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential)

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet.

If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100%

Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits.

Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal.

The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear."

Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots.

  

5. Smell good, feel good

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity.

A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks.

The truth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring.

 

5. Invest in quality skin and hair care products.

TOP 7 ULTIMATE WAYS TO LOOK AND FEEL MORE CONFIDENT. (A COMPLETE MEN’S GUIDE) Whether we like it or not, the fact remains that the way we look has a direct relationship with how we feel. A strong, sharp, and stunning look is sure to boost the confidence of any man. I mean, that feeling you get when you step into a room looking like a supermodel and all eyes are on you is priceless. Some men always seem to magically look extra dapper; no matter when you see them, they always look like they just stepped out of the barbershop, bespoke styling studio, and a field of masculine fragrances all at once. When you think about Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, Ryan Gosling, or Frank Sinatra, the first thing that comes to mind is masculine perfection. They’re consistently and “effortlessly” stylish. Though it might seem impossible, you can achieve that level of visual charisma without spending a fortune or selling an organ. There may appear to be a lot to learn about good style and being more fashionable, and there is. However, looking better than 99 percent of other guys is actually quite simple and only involves knowing and doing a few things correctly. This is the kind of information that can be condensed into a few simple, easy-to-remember steps. Be comfortable in your own skin It's such a lovely quality to be at ease in your own skin! But don't get me wrong: it's not the same as being confident. While it is quite similar, it is more about accepting oneself entirely and being okay with who you are. It's a wonderful calm inside you that doesn't need to be displayed to the rest of the world like confidence — it's all yours. Inside your heart, there's a little treasure chest full of happiness and joy. Recognize your outstanding features and enhance them In the bid to become more fashionable, it’s important to know your best features. To discover your best outstanding features, think about areas where you get the most compliments because confirmation begets confidence. Also, consider your favorite physical features. It could be your eyes, arms, chest, or even your smile. Once you know this, you’ve discovered your unique selling points. It’s now time for you to market it. Smile more often, don’t be afraid to wear that tank top, take close-up selfies. Just make sure that you’re emphasizing your strong points. Don’t go overboard The saying, “Less is more” couldn’t be more accurate. It’s great to be creative but you have to stay within the parameters of the laws of men’s fashion. Nobody wants to see you wearing boots with cuffed pants. Eat the rainbow but PLEASE do not wear the rainbow. Nobody wants to see a yellow belt, pink hat, red shirt, and purple shoes. Nobody wants to see that dude. Build your wardrobe to fit your lifestyle (versatility is essential) It helps to think about what activities you undertake every day vs. what types of items are actually in your wardrobe to get the most out of your closet. If you’re a corporate banker, you want to get clothes that actually match that lifestyle. Here’s a fun way to build your wardrobe according to your lifestyle. Give these activities percentages until you get to 100% Here’s what you do: Have a section where you rate these based on how often you actually wear these kinds of clothes then make another section where you rate these based on what makes up your closet. I can assure you, you’ll find deficits. Casual, Active, Professional, Business casual, Semi-dressy, Dressy, Formal. The wardrobe can be a confusing place. There are a zillion possibilities available, and it's difficult to sift through the clutter. As a result, we frequently find ourselves with too many things in our wardrobes and "nothing to wear." Now that you’ve found those deficits, you can build your wardrobe with the aim of making up for the missing slots. Invest in quality skin and hair care products. Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist. With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture. Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products. Smell good, feel good There’s something quite remarkable about smell; it’s the most powerful sense and it stimulates memories better than all the other senses. That’s why a man’s fragrance in a way is his identity. A good scent enhances your overall impression of being a sharp, well-dressed man. We all know that looking good boosts your self-esteem. When you look good, you feel better. Wearing cologne adds to that sense, as you'll be confident that you not only look but also smell like a million bucks. The tuth is, a good smell is more likely to catch her attention even if you look like you just got out of a boxing ring. In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

Many men assume they don't need to wash their faces every day or consult a dermatologist. Men, on the other hand, increase their chances of developing skin cancer, fighting acne, and dealing with premature wrinkles if they do not follow a proper skincare program prescribed by a qualified specialist.

With a proper skincare routine, you would effectively reduce wrinkles, limit blemishes, prevent sun damage, and have that ‘baby butt’ skin texture.

Similarly, for men, hair care is an essential and hygienic practice. Nobody wants their hair to be frizzy, dry, and unhealthy when they go out. Simply washing your hair does not guarantee that you have done it correctly; hair care also entails proper grooming and the use of the appropriate hair care products.

 

Here are some of the Best products to have in to have and use. All these products were formulated and produced by some of the most elite stylists in Canada.

- Remy Ricos Beard Balm

During the colder months of the year, Remy Ricos Beard Balm doubles as a leave-in conditioner for guys with brittle hair, or, honestly, anyone with any facial hair at all. It also relieves itching and prevents the dreaded "beardruff."




- Remy Ricos Conditioner

 

Remy Ricos top-rated hair conditioner is sure to hydrate your hair and prevent dry scalp. One of the active ingredients, Tea tree oil has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties that aid in the fight against fungi and bacteria that cause dandruff and itching, as well as unclogging pores to promote hair growth.




- Remy Ricos Matte Clay

The argon-based oil has a matte finish and a firm all-day hold. Its fresh unisex aroma is instantly recognizable but indelibly different for both sexes. The strong but gentle formula incorporates the exceptionally nourishing kaolin mineral clay and beeswax mix appropriate for any hairdo in any weather, you'll be approachable and photogenic all day.




- Remy Ricos Shaving Gel
Remy Ricos shaving gel is hydrating, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial, thanks to hero ingredients like argan oil and jojoba wax. They work together to fortify and nourish skin, no matter how dry it is. The signature recipe absorbs impurities from the skin and hair and forms a layer on top of the skin, allowing your razor to glide across the skin with little resistance.

 

In summary, being more fashionable starts in the mind but beyond that, it involves intentionality and consistent action.

 

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