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For more info visit www.newsinfusion.comLooks count. So do first impressions. And according to a recent survey from Men’s Health Magazine, 90% of guys agree it’s just as important for men to improve their appearance as it is for women. Guys are interested in looking good. But what they want most, says Brian Boye, fashion and grooming expert from Men’s Health Magazine is simplicity in order to save time and money, especially in these cash-strapped times. So whether a man is heading out on a job interview or a date, it is important that he looks his best and makes a great first impression. And whether he is trying to impress a new employer or a love interest there are a few things that will be noticed the minute he walks in the door. According to Boye those things are hair, shoes, and skin. In fact, a recent survey found that 3 out of 4 women say that hair is one of the first things they notice about a man.

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For more info visit www.newsinfusion.comJustin Timberlake is bringing “geeky” back with his skinny jeans, tailored vests and layered tees. Chuck Bass, eccentric bad boy on Gossip Girl, is the “president” of the sweater-vest club. Don’t forget the striking vintage 1960’s-era looks that show up on Mad Men. They used to be shunned, mocked, even tripped in the hallway. But, gone are the days of the geek as the pitiful underdog. Geeks have risen from the ashes of mockery as the red carpet and the small screen, alike, honor their surprising fashion sense. These days going “geek” is more than a brainy state of mind. Today’s geek chic is clean and classic. It’s powerful yet understated. It’s confident yet unassuming. And most-importantly, it’s fun, clever, and easy to replicate with a little guidance. Brian Boye, fashion director at Men’s Health magazine, offers tips on how to let your geek flag fly. He talks about everything you need to know to achieve this look without being too geeky. From ...

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