Articles by Candace Chen

Masculine Men's Face Care and Anti-Aging Series - How To Master That First Date Part 2
The first date is like a job interview, so be well rested. Take a nap if you're coming after work, or have some coffee to perk you up. Being tired can actually make you more susceptible to nervous energy. Besides, your emotional state is contagious and will set the tone for the rest of the evening.
Published 29Mar2011, viewed 231 times

Masculine Men's Face Care And Anti-Aging Series - How To Master That First Date Part 1
Have a Game Plan. It's important to decide where to go and what to eat. As a masculine man (and the one who asked her out) you'll want to do the planning. You don't necessarily want to call all the shots on the date, but you do want to know her preferences. It's a good idea to ask her if she had something in mind. Be flexible, have a few options available and go over them with her in advance, so she feels like she had a say.
Published 07Mar2011, viewed 226 times

Why The Beauty Industry Hates Men Part 5B - Writing On The Wall
We've seen how the three core mistakes - misjudging the marketplace; not seeing the warning signs; not partnering with the right solutions provider - have led to billions in losses for IT leaders who would do anything to undo the damage (and not be the laughing stock of future generations). And chillingly, we can also see how these blunders are making their way into the Beauty Industry - specifically, in how the Beauty Industry deals with men.
Published 20Feb2011, viewed 116 times

Why The Beauty Industry Hates Men - Heart Breaking Lessons From The Technology Industry Part 1
In business, we've all played the "if I only knew then what I know now…" game. And yes, most of us would lunge at the opportunity to jump into a time machine and emerge at the fabled right place at the right time. But of all of the "if I only knew then what I know now" ponderings, the ones that are the most painful - the ones that keep us up at night, are the opportunities that we let slip right through our very own fingers.
Published 18Feb2011, viewed 80 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men (Part IV): A Challenge to the Beauty Industry to Man-Up!
Beauty Industry to Masculine Men: You Will Be Assimilated Into the Female Collective. Resistance is Futile. ..Yet the most egregious offense of all - is the Beauty Industry's systematic assault on masculinity. The Beauty Industry's belief in the effectiveness of campaigns that blatantly go against men's nature, by seeking to change men and feminize men - continues to this day with no signs of relenting. Indeed, this is the Beauty Industry's..
Published 21Jan2011, viewed 178 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men - Confessions Of A Secret Men's Skincare Shopper
This artice is closely related to the 'Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men' and 'Masculine Face Care' series by Candace Chen.
Published 03Jan2011, viewed 212 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men (Part IIIB)
This article is a continuation of the exposé titled: Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men Part IIIA - The 'Secret Life' of Male Skin Care Shoppers Exposed - Part 1 of a Special 2 Part Exposé.
Published 31Dec2010, viewed 224 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men (Part IIIA)
The "Secret Life" of Male Skin Care Shoppers Exposed - Part 1 of a Special 2 Part Exposé. Please see the conclusion to this article in: Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men Part IIIB - The 'Secret Life' of Male Skin Care Shoppers Exposed - Part 2 of a Special 2 Part Exposé.
Published 30Dec2010, viewed 378 times

A "Guy's Guy" Guide to Masculine Face Care
There are a few signs that tell you that you're a masculine man - you know, a guy's guy. For starters, you know for a fact that four wheel drive is hardly optional, that pick-up trucks aren't mere trucks - they're machines - and anyone with any common sense better respect that. And that the only thing better than sitting around watching a bunch of hot women play volleyball on a beach, is watching one of your buddies try (and fail) to win ...
Published 24Dec2010, viewed 416 times

Masculine Face Care: We're Talking Bill Gates, not Justin Bieber
Guys who think masculine face care is about making women swoon are missing the point. Looking good is about getting ahead of the competition. It's about being primed and ready to take advantage of every opportunity life has to offer.
Published 21Dec2010, viewed 383 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men (Part II): Real Women Love Men the Way They Are ...
This article is the second part of a series of articles that take an in-depth and candid look at the Beauty Industry's multi-billion dollar problem, as a result of its long held misconceptions of masculinity.
Published 20Dec2010, viewed 292 times

Masculine Face Care: It's Not About Getting the Girl, It's About Getting Ahead
Here's the story: Some guys think that masculine face care - or, as the Beauty Industry calls it - "men's skincare" - is all about getting the girl. That is, if you "put your best face forward," then you're giving yourself an edge at the club, at the office, at the beach, and everywhere else masculine men like you do your thing to snag the attention of a stone cold fox or two (or four…or nine).
Published 18Dec2010, viewed 164 times

Why the Beauty Industry Hates Men
This article is the first of a series of articles that take an in-depth and candid look at the Beauty Industry's multi-billion dollar problem, as a result of its long held misconceptions of masculinity.
Published 17Dec2010, viewed 530 times

Straight Talk About Masculine Face Care
Guys, it's time for some straight talk on a subject that, let's admit it, many of you seldom think about until it's too late. No, I'm not talking about life insurance. I'm not talking about filling up the propane tank before the big barbecue. And I'm not even talking about replacing those jeans you bought during the Clinton Administration - you know, the ones that are being held together by…dignity.
Published 17Dec2010, viewed 324 times

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