Shampoo comes in three varieties: Deep Clean 2 in 1for the man on the go, Anti-dandruff to ensure that you are all clear and Thick & Clean for the man with the full head of hair. $4.77-$7.99

Three under arm selections; Anti-Perspirant $4.99-$6.99, Deodorant $4.99-$6.99 and Clinical Anti-Perspirant $9.99-$10.99: all available in Clean Comfort and Extra Fresh scents.

New in the collection of Body and Face Washes is sensitive clean with MICROMOISTURE technology. Joining the existing line of Body and Face Wash products;  clean comfort, deep clean, and extra fresh, along with the Body and Face Bars; deep clean and extra fresh.

The Shower Tool allows you two body clean options; the tough scrub side gives a deep down clean, while the woven mesh allows a rich soothing lather to clean $4.99-$6.99.

All these products are designed to fit a real man’s needs.

Men+Care, is available at major drug and retail stores across Canada.

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American Crew says they have found the answer with their American Crew Trichology Hair Recovery System which is based on the most recent science. The light and effective gel + foam has a unique formula which features Hops, Swertia, Japonica, Rosemary and Silica combined with vitamins and minerals to restore hair and add volume. The new Trichology Foam gives men an easy way to integrate the system into their daily routine and takes almost no effort to apply.

American Crew says that these 3 things are a result of their formula:

1) Prolongs Hair

2) Fuller, Thicker, Stronger Growth

3) Increases  Hair Shaft Density

The product goes for $39.95 for the shampoo/foam pack.

STYLE.ca Product Review: 5 out of 5

- Joe F

If you use a mild shampoo, you can shampoo your hair every day. Use a shampoo specifically for the type of hair you have. Don’t believe the myth that frequent washing causes hair to fall out more quickly – that’s in your genes, not your shampoo.

The most important hair product you can purchase is the proper conditioner for your hair type. This will do the most good to ensure that your have healthy hair and a healthy scalp as well. The brand itself is not as important as making sure the conditioner is made for your hair type. Organic conditioners will treat your hair and scalp at the same time, so that will make it easier for you.

Gels are not good for your scalp because they make it harder for your scalp to breathe. There are gels that are not as hard, and these will help your hair look more natural without interfering with the health of your scalp.

If you use styling products, only purchase the types that are pliable and not too stiff. The good products may cost a bit more, but you’ll want a softer hold that allows your hair to move around.

Salon brands are very popular with men and women alike. They are made for your specific type of hair. Two in one shampoo and conditioners should not be used, because you can’t remove the oil and condition the hair with one product.

If you have curly hair, grooming cream can be used to help control your frizz. In this way, your hair will be as easily maintained as straight hair. Get your hair cut at reasonable intervals, and make sure you only use the proper products for the best look and the healthiest hair.

Men’s hairstyling products originated in the 1920′s, which was roughly around the same time that commercial shampoos were first made. Brylcreem was one product created during that time period, and thus began a revolution in the products used for men’s grooming. The water, beeswax and mineral oil gave hair a wet look and helped hair to hold its style. As we moved into the 1970′s, more men desired a drier look, and so other products were created to offer positive holding properties as well as to support various textures in men’s hair. Today, there are multi-million dollar companies that continually bring out new products like wax, paste, sprays, gels and mousse.

Make sure you use top quality grooming products as a part of your normal grooming routine, because no matter how well you dress, your hair will always command attention. The variety of hair products that are geared toward men is growing, but your hairstylist can probably recommend good products for your type of hair, so you don’t have to wander up and down the hair care aisle at the store.

Select hair products carefully to help prevent early baldness and to ensure your hair remains healthy. Your scalp still needs to be clean even if you are genetically predisposed to lose a lot of hair after you hit thirty. Cleansing shampoos and moisturizing conditioners will help keep your scalp and hair clean and well-conditioned. If you can get by with lighter styling products, like creams or pastes, they will help give you a more natural look. Be sure to keep in mind that putting excessive or heavy products into your hair can be as damaging as not treating your hair at all.

If your hair is thinning, there are products that can help with that as well. You can find helpful products in the consistency of shampoos, lotions and serums, all designed to help you keep your natural hair for as long as you can.