1 out of 10 could not be reached for comment. 6 replied: "I don't do anything, I swear!" (It took multiple e-mails before they dropped that charade.) 2 more said, "You're not printing names, right?" -- and 1 was almost alarmingly eager to share.
Hair
A rock-n-roll superstar with a mane to rival
Styling
When it comes to his luscious locks, this sensitive poet doesn‘t take any chances before a cover-shoot. He opts for the cheapest barbers he can find, claiming that swanky stylists tend to "interpret" his hair all wrong.
Skin
We know an actor who wields a pen as mighty as his sword. He hits the sauna between shows for serious detox, but in a pinch, steams his pretty-boy-pucker over a pot of boiling water. The sun, in moderation, dries out oily skin and reduces the chances of rogue breakouts.
Lips
A player in a top U.S. orchestra recommends Trader Joe's "Virtuoso" Lip Balm, for its SPF 15 and notable 50% organic ingredients. It's way better than the waxy, chemical stuff, he says, for soft, supple lips, on stage or off...
Make-up
A singer whose buttercreme voice is often mistaken for Sinatra‘s, keeps a tube of concealer well-hidden in his travel bag. "Sometimes you get a pimple right before you go on stage!" If in doubt over which color is right for you, go for 1-2 shades lighter than your natural skin tone.
Eyebrows
Uni-brows, be gone! But a word of caution from an edgy gentleman starring in a hit show: "Don't over pluck, whatever you do. Just follow the natural arch and you can‘t go wrong."
Fashion
Choose a color palette that complements your skin tone, says a guitar-jammin-singer-songwriter. Everyone is either an Autumn, a Winter, a Spring or a Summer. Hmm...Vivaldi, anyone?
Moisturizer
No man is above it. A chart-topping Billboard artist uses olive oil in place of shaving gel and swears by Shea Butter to protect his baby-face, neutralize free radicals and smooth fine lines.
Shaving...
...and not just your face, declares one with a penchant for the classically dramatic, "should be compulsory for all men as far as I‘m concerned."
