As women, taking care of our
hair comes naturally. Beauty is a privilege that we are blessed to have fun
with, and hair care is only one part -- albeit a significant one -- of the
equation. We bathe and cleanse and pamper our hair like it were our skin, our
fitness, and our entire look for the day. It’s almost as natural as
replenishing our body with water.
However, this intrinsic part
of being a woman does not come so naturally to men. While men’s fashion and
style have evolved over the centuries just as equally with women’s, for the
most part, looking good seemingly remains a hobby of the vain or metrosexual.
It’s not about stereotypifying, it’s about a fact: how many men will openly
admit to poring over scalp and hair troubles?
This is where women can step
in. Sure, there are magazines, websites and blogs for men to peruse when it
comes to maintaining their mane. But perhaps a little nudge from their woman
can be encouraging enough for them not to shy away from genuinely caring for
their hair. Not to mention, it’s a great ego boost, too.
Start by talking to him
about hair -- every now and then. If you are still getting to know your guy,
daily routines make for an interesting topic of conversation. Try to find out
how much he spends on his looks, but of course, do so subtly. Does he visit the
barber or salon often, and which does he prefer? If he is rocking a semi-bald
Derek Ramsey look at the moment, does he have any plans of switching to the
Justin Biebr do anytime soon? Is he one for conditioning, or is he more of the
wash-and-wear type?
Be careful not to steer the
conversation the way you would with a girl friend. The last thing you want to
do is to freak him out! Keep it light and subtle. If he is the type to find it
uncomfortable to discuss ‘beauty routines,’ look for opportunities to tease him
about his hairdo every now and then. One thing to remember is never to put him
down or make him feel small about it -- men are sensitive about their
abilities, so watch out.
The best way to go would be
to complement him for his current ‘do, and ask where he went to have his hair
done. The idea is to talk about it like it were any other subject and try to
get him comfortable as much as possible.
You can then follow that
with the thoughtful act of observing his shopping list when you go out. What
are the basic items he picks up at the drugstore? When you go shopping
together, where does he like to frequent - is it the gadget hub, the music shop
or the department store? Know what he likes, and then surprise him once with
all these essentials that make him who he is. You could add an item or two as
well that you think he will appreciate.
One good gift to throw in
would be the naturally-made Novuhair Topical Scalp Lotion. Though primarily
known as nature’s remedy to hair loss, Novuhair works just as equally as a
preventative solution. In fact, amazing side effects include maintaining the
hair’s natural luster and preventing premature graying.
There’s no going wrong when
it comes to a product of Mother Nature. Novuhair is made of herbal ingredients
such as moringa oleifera, panax ginseng, virgin coconut oil, and the essential
oils of rosemary and peppermint. Collectively these ingredients help increase
nutrients and improve blood circulation to the scalp, detoxifying it of its
impurities and caring for its overall health, including that of the hair.
Available in a 200mL bottle,
Novuhair is best used after shampoo. Simply massage it onto the wet scalp and
then rinse. Alternatively, it can be used as a styling leave-on that you can
wear throughout the day.
First discovered by beauty
and style icon Fanny Serrano, Novuhair has since been picked up by other
celebrities for its proven effectivity. Its latest endorser is Mr. World 2012
runner-up Andrew Wolf, the British-Filipino hunk also known for his modeling,
acting and athletic chops (Wolf is a member of the Philippine Volcanoes, too).
If anything, the newly proclaimed NovuMan is one reason your man might want to give Novuhair a try!
Hair care is not rocket
science. It’s part of ourselves, and part of our bodies, and knowing how to
care for our mane need not be a symbol of vanity. It isn’t for women, and it
certainly need not be for men.
Novuhair is available at all Mercury
Drug, Watsons, Rose Pharmacy, South Star Drug and Manson Drug, Metro Gaisano
Pharmacies, KCC Malls and at JCenter Mall in Cebu, and online on
www.regaloservice.com. Call 413-6570 or 0922-883-0575 and visit
www.novuhair.com for more details. Like us on Facebook: Novuhair Official or
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