August 26th, 2009
Fashion comes and goes. Today is about wearing certain piece of clothing, a type of haircut, a certain car or mobile phone. All things you can change as you wish or as the wind blows.
But what will you do, if for the sake of fashion you decided to do a tattoo? Tattoos and piercings have become a social current.
Celebrities, ordinary people are touched by this social fever.
Permanent or temporary, decorative or just a simply fad, tattoos have become, for some, a way to stamp his own life on skin. The name of the beloved or lover, important scenes in life, symbols, you can see with the naked eye on those bodies who decided to print them with a needle and ink.
Why they do that? Probably to impress, to stand out, to show emotion, to be fashionable or simply because it felt at that moment. However, before doing this step would to think and to consequences: youth is not eternal, and a tattoo on flaccid skin does not set too well.
Relationships come and go, and if you just broke up with girlfriend whose name is tattooed on you, what will you do? Looking for a partner with the same name? No. Simply remove it with surgery that cost time, money, patience and a scar of all the beauty.
Professional tattoo puts ink into the dermis, but unprofessional in the hypodermis, making it impossible to erase. Anyway, tattoo removal lasts from 4 or 6 sessions to 4 weeks, as to not cause skin burns.
Besides aesthetic conditions, tattoos have proven to be harmful to health: possible infections, visual disturbances, disruption of fertility.
Many of the ink pigments used for tattooing come from metals, which can cause allergic reactions. So before making a tattoo you better think about consequences.
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May 30th, 2009 | No Comments »
Sunglasses are a great accessory that defines a man’s character. Check out the hottest picks for your men’s sunglasses this summer.
Retro
Retro sunglasses are back in 2009. Retro shades in 2009 make “back in the day” modern and stylish again.
Aviators
You can choose contemporary aviators like the John Varvatos Two-Tone Sunglasses that come in cool coloring and atypical symmetry, or go for... Read More
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May 28th, 2009 | No Comments »
Check out the most popular men’s hair cuts and styles for 2009:
The fringe
The fringe is one of the most popular men’s hair trends for 2009. The men’s fringe trend in 2009 comes in a variety of lengths, so you can play with the look to suit your face shape. The fringe trend for men in 2009 is all about texture.
The slick back
Another hairstyle trend for men in 2009 is the slick back. In being... Read More
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May 26th, 2009 | No Comments »
A V-neck shirt is one of the must-have clothing items in every man’s wardrobe, simply because it is an extremely versatile item and a great choice for any occasion and season.
V-necks are classic are will never go out of style. They have been around forever and are surely not going to disappear from the fashion industry anytime soon.
This type of shirt is a perfect choice for a chubbier man, because... Read More
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May 23rd, 2009 | No Comments »
Learn what style of jeans you should wear to flatter your body type. Here are various styles of cuts to satisfy any taste:
Straight cut
This style is classic and can pretty much be paired with anything. Straight-cut jeans typically sit at your natural waist and are slim through the seat and thighs. The fabric should skim your silhouette and the leg should be long, tapering off gradually and slightly... Read More
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May 21st, 2009 | No Comments »
Unfortunately, not all men are born tall and handsome with naturally built physiques. However, choosing the right garments can help you get flattering looks. Here are several tips that you should follow in order to learn how to best complement your image and flatter your body type.
When it comes to fashion, it becomes really difficult for super-slim people to find clothes that fit well and complement... Read More
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