subject: Men's Fall And Winter Fashion Trends [print this page] Just like you say goodbye to your preferred summer activities, fall is a season to say bye to summer weather grooming customs and start preparing for the chilly days ahead. Here are some fall trends worth noting.
Hair trends for fall
Mad men popularity has greatly inspired guys to adopt a more refined and classical look in their dressing and hairstyle. You can also achieve the same look by employing the styling hair pomade to design your hair. To get this style, rub small portions of hair pomade between your hands and thoroughly apply it to your hair. Once done split your hair into two portions, (left and right) for example or just comb it straight back. A word of caution: use a styling product that will help you convey a sense of style and not look like wet plastic which is often unsightly.
A new winter trend is for men to wear longer hair though not all over. Visualize longer front and shorter neater back. Your hair becomes more versatile with longer length in the front, this means that you can easily comb it to the sides or back for a special event, you can also let your hair lie loosely on the forehead for a daily look. Remember that fall is all about looser hair, this means that your hair should frame your face and also manage to maintain the style.
Grow facial hair
Winter and fall is a wonderful time to let your facial hair grow, this is because fall is a season where everything is kind of layered including clothing. Facial is not something to simply ignore. Maintain your bodily hair with frequent grooming.
If you decide to grow your facial hair, remember to regularly trim it and remove any stray hair. Mind the ear and neck area because these two places often go unchecked.
Change your fragrance
Change your fragrance to deeper and woodsier notes from the light citrus scents as the weather changes. Many guys ignore the message that their fragrance convey about them, but females do. The rule of thumb when it comes to fragrance is that your fragrance should match your overall look. With the popularity of classy fashion and hair styles, your fragrance must complement your appearance.
Fall calls for masculine, rich fragrance with chocolate and leather notes. Stick deodorants and body spray work well during such times for everyday use. Just remember to keep the scents understated; you don't want people to be hit by your fragrance from across the room.
Prepare your skin
Winter weather can be very harsh to the skin; chilly dry air can deprive your skin of moisture, something that can lead to formation of dry patches, ingrown hair and breakouts. Use gentle face wash to prevent irritation and a face scrub twice weekly to unclog pores and remove dead skin cells. If you're uncomfortable shaving, then reduce the number of days you shave or instead let the beard grow. Use skin moisturizer always and a face lotion too.
Transitioning from summer to fall and then winter
It's very easy to transition from the hot summer days to the cold of fall and winter. The colder months give you an opportunity to layer your look, from clothing to hair style. Don't forget to transition your fragrance too.
