Fall 2016 Grooming Guide: What’s New

For those treating a spare scalp, drippy minoxidil liquids and foams add insult to injury. Qilib is next-generation minoxidil that sprays on like a hairspray, eliminating ooze. Plus, it’s water-based, eliminating the oily mess its forefather could cause. $30, amazon.com

How’d you like to lose your double chin on your lunch hour? Kybella is an FDA-approved injectable that naturally dissolves neck fat, sharpening your look without surgical intervention. mykybella.com

The latest addition to Kiehl’s tried-and-true men’s grooming line, this light gel smoothes wrinkles and tightens sagging skin, keeping you out of the Droopy Doghouse. $50, kiehls.com

Yodel tired skin awake with this mist, which contains liquid oxygen and antioxidants extracted from edelweiss and snow algae from the Swiss Alps. Pair it with the line’s exfoliating gel and moisturizer, and you’ll be one comely goatherd. $34, amazon.com

When it comes to taming unruly brows, a little tweezing can create a lot of bad news. This mini comb by Tom Ford dispenses a touch of gel to keep things sleek, not all plucked up. $50, amazon.com

This new shampoo for thinning hair is 97% organic, unclogging pores and stimulating follicles with a blend of herbs like ginseng and turmeric (a spice that’s a natural anti-dandruff agent). Post-shower, the Scalp Revitalizer liquid thickens hair and prevents breakage. $35-$65, aveda.com

Owen & Fred, the NYC-based makers of excellent, sleek-but-sturdy bags and wallets, branches out into grooming with face wash and shaving balms — the eucalyptus-cedarwood scent keeps your musk masculine, and the ingredients include arnica montana (an herb that soothes skin and reduces puffiness). $19-$49.50, owenandfred.com