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Randy aka Mister Fresh |
By Erickka Sy Savané
Randy, aka Mister Fresh, was born and raised in a small town in South Jersey. It was his mom who stressed the importance of first impressions and always looking his best. Today, he’s taken that advice to new levels by becoming a men’s grooming expert, esthetician, content creator, and all-around fly guy. Peep how he stays at the top of his game and naturally glam!
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How long have you been rocking a beard and baldie?
I started rocking a baldie in 2009 when Barack become president. It was time for a change. I’ve been wearing a beard off-and-on for the last 4 years.

I first started thinning in my mid-20’s. I tried everything on the market at that time and it only worked temporarily. I finally came to terms that my hair was not my saving grace and decided to cut it off and try a new look. It took some time to get used to, but I adjusted and love everything about it now. I’ve been told I have a nice shaped head.
Do you let people touch your head?
Never.
What are the misconceptions people have about men and grooming?
It’s feminine, which I never understood. Some people will invest more time into their sneaker collection but will say they don’t have enough to groom. Priorities are important.

What’s a major grooming DO and DON’T for men?
DO – Exfoliate and wear sunscreen. DON’T -Black men especially, shave with razors regularly. It’s just not good for our skin. Clippers can go a long way.
What’s the best grooming advice you give men?
How do you stay healthy?
I wake up 4-5 days a week at 5am and hit the gym. The typical day is usually some type of weight training followed up with some intense cardio. Stair Master and jumping rope are my favorites.
What do you do for fun?
I love to go hiking, biking around the city, spending time with friends and just laughing. I’m also a true movie buff, so it doesn’t matter if it’s in theaters or on Netflix I’m tuning in.
Thank GOD everyday and appreciate what I have and the people in my life that inspire me.
Did you have a positive male role model growing up?
My dad was an entrepreneur before I even knew what that meant. He always told me to write things down, set long and short terms goals, and create whatever you want.
