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Sensitive Lotion by Nivea for Men - 2.5 oz Lotion $7.33

NIB Energizing Face Scrub Nivea Men 4.4oz Scrub HoT $7.43

NIB Cooling Post Shave Balm Nivea Men 3.3oz After Shave $7.73

NIB Men Active 3 Body Wash Nivea Men 16.9oz Body Wash $7.93

New Replenishing Post Shave Balm Nivea Men 3.3oz $8.49

Sensitive Post Shave Balm Nivea Men 3.3oz After Shave $8.99

New Cooling Post Shave Balm Nivea Men 3.3oz After Shave $7.89

Revitalizing Double Action Shave Balm by Nivea for Men $8.93

New Men Active 3 Body Wash Nivea Men 16.9oz Body Wash $8.49

NIB Revitalizing Lotion Q10 Nivea Men 1.7oz Lotion $11.63

2 PACK Phillips Norelco HS800 Nivea Men Shaving Lotion $19.77

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New Energizing Face Scrub Nivea Men 4.4oz Scrub Hot $8.09

New Double Action Face Wash Nivea Men 5oz Face Wash $7.49

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2 NIB NIVEA FOR MEN BODY & HAIR WASH++ Energy & Active3 $1.99

NIVEA FOR MEN 75ML COOL KICK FACE CLEANSER & SCRUB $5.91

Nivea men revitalizing eye roller gel coenzyme Q10 $2.99

NIVEA FOR MEN 2X 50ML WHITENING 24H DEODORANT $6.51

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Skin Care Products - Are They Just All the Same?

While more and more and people try several skin care products to find one that will work for their skin, companies are constantly developing new products to work well with yours. It isn't a surprise that even men nowadays are starting to become conscious about their skin. Here are some tips on how to choose the right product that will work well with your skin:

- Type - not all cleansers are the same with others. Others are medicated, especially for acne-prone skin, while others are moisture-rich, for dry skin. Find a good cleanser that matches you, but make sure it doesn't make your skin feel tight. Of course, there are cleansers which work well with all Skin Types, such as Cetaphil.

- Ingredients - moisturizers, toners & other skin care products do not have the same ingredients. It is best to check with the packaging and see if it will target what you want to care most about. For example, Estee Lauder's Perfectionist is not the same with L'oreal's Pure Zone. You cannot use The Body Shop's Tea Tree Line with your wrinkles... you know what that means. It is also always good to check because you might have an allergy from one of the ingredients in the products.

- The Whole She-Bang - Do you really need to moisturize or to tone? This all depends on you and your needs. If you feel that your skin is so dry, then moisturizers might come in handy. Otherwise, you don't really need to lather all those creams on your face.

- Brand - While some people think that the more expensive brands usually are better than lower-priced skin care products, it isn't always true all the time. Clean & Clear, Dove, Nivea and Pond's have been trusted by so many people all over the world for a long time - and they aren't even very expensive. Don't be fooled by branded skin care products and be on the lookout for reasonably priced products as it can also work well with your skin.

- For the face & for the body - Most products are intended for the face and some are intended only for the body. While the common practice would be that skin care products can't be switched to one another, some people actually try them on the face or the body. For example, St. Ives' Medicated Apricot Scrub can also help lessen your body acne. So don't be confined with the instructions on the packaging all the time.

With dozens of skin care products in the market, it is quite hard to choose. Experiment, try on your own, read reviews in the Internet if you must, and do not hesitate to ask - you will never know if you never try. A good skin care regimen will work wonders with the right diet of fruits & vegetables, vitamin supplements, water & enough sleep. So go ahead - put on that cream and laze around the house for your much-needed beauty nap.

Interesting facts about some of Africa's most dangerous and most venomous snakes!

Black Mamba

- The Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis) is Africa's largest venomous snake, reaching an average 2.5 m in length (8 feet). The biggest ones however, can get as long as 4.5 m (14 feet)!:)

- It is also the continent's most feared snake.

- Extremely aggressive, it will not hesitate to strike.

- Fast and agile, it reaches speeds of up to 20 km/h (12 mph).

- Despite its name the "black" mamba is not black, but rather brown/olive or brownish-grey in colour.

- The snake has an "inky black" mouth displayed when threatened.

- It has extremely potent neuro and cardio-toxic venom, capable of killing a dozen men in as little as one hour.

- Without anti-venom, the mortality rate for a black mamba is almost 100%.

- Diet-wise, the animal feeds on creatures such as moles, rats, mice, birds, squirrels and other small mammals.

Mozambique Spitting Cobra

- The Mozambique Spitting Cobra (Naja mossambica) is perhaps the most widespread cobra of tropical and subtropical Africa.

- It is considered as one of the most dangerous African snakes, second only to the Mamba.

- As its name entails, the snake can spit ("spray" is perhaps even more accurate) its neurotoxic venom with great accuracy and reach (jets up to 3 m).

- Its bite can cause severe tissue damage (happens rarely; does not necessarily bite), while venom to the eyes can cause impaired vision or even blindness.

- When needed, it can also elevate to as much as two-thirds of its body length.

- May simulate death to avoid further molestation.

Puff Adder

- The Puff Adder (Bitis ariens) is responsible for more fatalities (accounts for +/- 60% of all snake bites) than any other snake in Africa.

- Most common on the African continent and inhabits the majority of regions (except for some deserts and rainforests).

- Since it relies on camouflage to hide itself and lies still when approached, people tend to step on them and get bitten.

- Has very long fangs (12-18 mm).

- Average length is 1 m.

- Moves in a similar fashion to the way caterpillars move.

- When disturbed hisses loudly and forms a tight coil.

- Strikes sideways.

- Can inject between 100 and 350 mg of cytotoxic venom in a single go. The lethal dose for a human is 100 mg of its venom.

- Good swimmer and climber.

Gaboon Viper

- The Gaboon Viper (Bitis gabonica) is the ultimate ambush snake as it perfectly blends in with leaf cover and surrounding vegetation.

- Ambushes its prey (large birds and some mammals) by standing still, and attacks by surprise.

- Very heavy-bodied (weighs up to 10 kg), and can grow to over 2 m in length.

- Large triangular head, develops two nostril horns with age.

- Has the longest fangs of any snake in the world (records at 50 mm).

Egyptian Cobra

- The Egyptian Cobra (Naja haje) is most commonly found in Egypt, but is in fact the most widespread of African cobras.

- Average size is 1.5-2 m, though some can exceed 2.5 m (8 feet) in length.

- The snake has the third most toxic venom of any cobra, just after the Northern Philippine Cobra and Cape Cobra.

- In fact, its venom is so potent it can kill a fully-grown elephant in as little as 3 hours.

- Some people believe that Cleopatra committed suicide using an Egyptian Cobra.

Saw-Scaled Viper (Carpet Viper)

- Found North of the African Equator, Saw-Scaled or Carpet Vipers (Echis carinatus) are small yet viciously efficient and badly tempered snakes.

- Average adult vipers reach a length of less than a meter (20-30 inch).

- Gets its name from the "sizzling" warning sound it makes as its scales rub together.

- The snake's venom is hemotoxic and very virulent.

- According to some researchers, the Carpet Viper's venom is 5 times more toxic than that of the cobra, and 16 times more toxic than the Russell's Viper (one of Asia's most deadly snakes).

Better left alone!:)

Boomslang

- The Boomslang (Dispholidus typusis) is the most venomous rear-fanged snake in the world.

- It is found in sub-Saharan Africa.

- "Boomslang" comes from the Afrikaans word "tree snake". It is therefore a "tree-dwelling" snake species.

- Like the Gaboon Viper, the Boomslang's fangs are very long, and it can open its mouth at a full 180 degrees to bite.

- While fatalities are rare since the species is very timid, its venom is haemotoxic and results in internal bleeding.

- Sexual dimorphism is particularly apparent in Boomslangs: females are brown, whereas males are light green with black highlights.

Cape Cobra

- The Cape Cobra (Naja nivea) has a highly neurotoxic venom believed to be the most potent of all African cobras.

- Beautiful snake that varies both in colour (from yellow to copper/mahogany coloured and purplish/black) and size (average is 4 feet; can grow to 6 feet).

- Mortality rate in humans is +/- 60% if not treated immediately.

- Death normally occurs between 2 and 5 hours after a person is bitten, and is usually the result of respiratory failure due to the onset of paralysis.

Green Mamba

- The Green Mamba is similar to its black cousin in terms of venom composition (only one-tenth as toxic though), yet it differs in colour (glossy grass-green) and size (1.8 m/5.9 feet on average).

- It is also shy and less aggressive than the black specimen, and tends to be arboreal (instead of mainly terrestrial).

- There are two types of green mambas: the Western Green Mamba (Dendroaspis viridis; native to West Africa), and the Eastern Green Mamba (Dendroaspis angusticeps; indigenous to the eastern side of southern Africa).

African Bush Viper

- The Bush Viper (Atheris squamigera), sometimes called the "Leaf Viper", is an arboreal snake species that inhabits the rainforest and woodland habitats of Africa (Congo Basin, Uganda, Kenya...).

- Primarily nocturnal.

- Highly venomous yet relatively passive. Will defend itself when molested.

- Often comes to the ground to feed on small rodents, frogs and lizards. Uses its tail to hang from the low lying branches and unsuspectedly strikes on its chosen meal.

- Usually green but adapts to its environment for survival: olive brown or rusty brown colour not uncommon.

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