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" Updated guidelines to get you through the rest of this year and into the next one, from our January &amp;quot;Meaning of Life&amp;quot; issue There is no shame in moisturizer. Eye cream, however, you may not want to leave out on your counter. After last year&amp;#039;s Fu Manchu, Brad Pitt&amp;#039;s grooming habits are no longer worthy of emulation. (For more respectable options, see right.) All this pressure to groom your entire body? Give in to a little bit of it.  A very little bit. Seriously, just enough to show you care. And your armpits are completely off-limits. Very few people look good with &amp;quot;the Bieber.&amp;quot; Unless you are an adorable lesbian, you are not one of them. If you do choose to get a manicure, it should not look like you got a manicure. Never let them buff. No man should use a product applied via mask.  Especially if it&amp;#039;s spelled &amp;quot;masque.&amp;quot; Unless you are pitching in the World Series, there&amp;#039;s never a good reason to dye your beard. The time for irony with facial hair is over.  So, too, hats. There is little chance that you smell the same as the celebrity whose cologne you just bought. If you choose to have a part, it should start no lower than the center of your eyebrow.  Never let another man see you apply lip balm. Ditto hand cream. Rodney Cutler is an Ironman triathlete and the owner of the Cutler Salons in New York City and Miami. PLUS: The 2010 Esquire Grooming Awards &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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