Dry skin is the bane of many a man’s existence, particularly
during the cold winter months. The dry air saps moisture from the skin, and a
man finds no refuge in the comfort of his heated home, vehicle or office, as
artificial heat dries the skin out as well. For most parts of the body, a
quality lotion, found at any grocery store, will likely suffice. But when a dry
male organ is the issue, special precautions should be taken. Lotions and
creams designed for the rest of the body may irritate delicate manhood skin,
necessitating care when selecting a moisturizer for the member. A product
containing the following two ingredients, and lacking in fragrances or chemical
additives, is an important component of male
organ care for men with dry skin.
Shea
Butter
Shea butter is a fat extracted from the
nut of an African plant called the Shea tree. It is a natural emollient,
meaning it helps to soften the skin and make it supple. Shea butter attracts
moisture from the surrounding air and, when used as a lotion, helps the skin
absorb it. Some of the components of Shea butter also offer anti-inflammatory
benefits as well as limited UV protection. It contains vitamin A, which can
reduce skin irritation from conditions like eczema and psoriasis, as well as
cut down on bacteria and thereby eliminate unwanted odors.
Shea butter can be purchased in its pure
form, although some people find the odor a bit off-putting. A pure preparation
may also feel a bit greasy until it absorbs into the skin. The ingredient is
often incorporated into lotions and creams with other components. When
purchasing for use on the male organ, or any sensitive skin, men should do a
thorough study of the ingredient list on various products to make sure there
are no strange chemicals or fragrances. Look for “fragrance-free” or “sensitive
skin” on the label. Also, mind how high up on the list Shea butter appears – if
it’s one of the first ingredients listed, then there’s more of it in the
product.
Vitamin
E
This vitamin yields a couple different
skin benefits. First, it’s a powerful antioxidant, meaning it works to keep
skin cells healthy. This may translate to a more youthful-looking male organ.
It also helps to prevent oils from being stripped from the skin while washing,
which in turn prevents dryness. It helps the skin retain moisture all day and
night as well.
Pure vitamin E oil is thick and greasy;
aside from not feeling so pleasant in the groin area, it may actually cause
breakouts by clogging pores. That’s why it’s best to look for this ingredient
in a product with other components as well. As with Shea butter, men should
ensure that the product they select is free of fragrances and chemicals.
Male
Organ Health Crème
Men can find the benefits of both Shea
butter and vitamin E in a quality crème specifically designed for manhood skin.
Looking for a male organ-specific product can prevent a man from buying a
lotion that causes irritation where such is least desired.
In the interest of getting the most bang
for a man’s buck, it’s best to seek out a male
organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) that contains other ingredients in
addition to these two natural moisturizers that benefit the male organ in other
ways. L-arginine promotes nitric oxide production, which helps blood vessels
open to facilitate stronger tumescence. Acetyl L-carnitine protects nerves, and
this is important for the male organ; years of use, both with the hand and with
partners, can cause a partial deadening of the nerves that leads to reduced
sensation – something few men welcome. The best male organ-specific creams will
promote all-around manhood and sensual health.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on
most common member health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and
what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer
who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to
numerous websites.