Skin Elements

We pay so much attention to hygiene but often neglect intimate hygiene. Whether it is about bad odor or overall good health, intimate hygiene is equally important as any other hygiene. Your intimate area is more sensitive than any other part of your body which is why you need a separate intimate hygiene routine. Here are five intimate hygiene tips for every man to follow.  Use Intimate Washes One of the most important intimate care tips is to use a men’s intimate wash . This sensitive region needs a gentle wash regularly. The regular men’s personal hygiene products may be a little too harsh for intimate areas. Invest in a good intimate wash for men to avoid any reactions caused due to sensitivity. Grooming Regularly One of the most important men’s hygiene tips is grooming regularly. Manscaping down there is essential in order to reduce sweating and thus the accumulation of bacteria. Develop a trimming routine depending on how frequently you need to. Start by taking a quick hot wat...

While an intimate wash is essential for everyone, some people ignore the need for a daily intimate hygiene routine. Soap and water may be enough for the rest of your body but not for your intimates. The chemicals and artificial fragrances can disrupt the acidic pH of your intimates and cause redness, irritation, and infections. You can choose from the range of intimate washes for men from Skin Elements that are chemical-free and made with natural ingredients. Tea Tree Oil - Classic Intimate Wash For Men Tea tree oil is an essential oil that has antifungal and antibacterial properties. It’s been used for hundreds of years to help treat skin infections and heal wounds. Some people use tea tree oil suppositories as an alternative to over-the-counter and prescription yeast infection medications. It is an antiseptic agent that fights unhealthy bacteria and fungus gently and can be used daily on the skin. The Witch hazel cleanses the skin of impurities and eases skin irritation and trouble...

Exercise and sports are a big part of everyone’s life. In one way or another everybody takes part in some form of physical activity. With physical activity comes sweat, which means accumulation of dirt causing irritation and itching. In the long run, not following a hygiene routine after working out can cause serious disease. The most common ways in which infections increase are: ●        Sharing towels, razors, soaps, water bottles, equipment, or whirlpools ●        Skin injuries like turf burns and abrasions, and chaffing ●        Prolonged contact with workout or sports clothes - jerseys, sweatsuits, swimming costumes. ●        Not using an Intimate wash for men or women. Sports hygiene also plays an important role in preventing disease, and proper hygiene can help reduce the spread of bacteria.  Here are some easy tips to avoid breeding germs on you...