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November Newsletter

Posted on by lasca | 31 comments

It’s the month to raise awareness to you, gents!

Movember is an annual event involving the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men’s health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men’s suicide.

When it comes to their health, too many men don’t talk, don’t take action, and die too young. 

Join us this November and help men live happier, healthier, longer lives. You can help change the face of men’s health.

Check out the Men’s Foundation who collaborate globally and locally to advocate in order to positively influence the average life expectancy of South African men.

Read more HERE:

MANBOX MAGAZINE

The two men who commented on their favourite articles in the month of October AND who have each won a R1000 Sorbet Man voucher are:

  • Siphathi
  • Fezisa Bali

Congratulations guys– we will be in touch via email with your vouchers

For November we are giving away R2000 CASH to one of our lucky manbox members!

To enter and stand a chance of winning simply comment on your favourite articles in the manbox online magazine during the month of November and YOU could WIN!

We will announce the two winners in the December 2021 newsletter.

TEST & REVIEW PRODUCTS

This month we have a NEW product launching which we will be sent to selected and profiled members to test then review on manbox.

If you have not yet opted in to take part you can see below for the link to opt-in by answering a few questions so we can see if you are a match.

CLICK HERE to opt-in to take part in the deodrant test & review

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31 thoughts on “November Newsletter”

  1. JAY T. says:

    My message to other Men out there is that we need to talk openly about mental health. Suffering in silence isn’t a safe or healthy option for us men and our friends. Check in with them. Ask them how they’re feeling, especially if one of them has experienced a recent event that could trigger depression. Look for changes in his behavior and watch out for depression symptoms. If you think someone you love has depression, offer your support, listen, and be patient. Encourage him to talk to his doctor or a mental health professional, or you can help him find treatment services in his area. Living with depression can feel overwhelming and isolating, so let him know he’s not alone. Help is available, and he can feel better. #MenStandTogether

  7. Zanodine M. says:

    Happy November My Manbox Family 🎉 can’t wait to test more and more products… I can do with a Sorbet Man voucher to spoil my skin a bit 🥂 #ToughYear #smoothskin #ManSelfcare

  8. Luyanda N. says:

    As men we tend to shy away from our problems because we feel like it’ll make us vulnerable in the eyes of society but I think there is nothing wrong with being vulnerable and having the ability to feel and share whatever it is your suffering with and seeking for help to better your health either physically or mentally or emotionally.

  9. Mxolisi N. says:

    I remember early this year I was showing symptoms of prostate cancer, I was afraid to even talk to my girlfriend about it, thinking that she’ll leave me or she’ll think I’m gonna infect her or something but as soon as I talk to her, she was always there for me and when through the process with me.

    All I’m saying it’s very important to talk about what’s bothering you so that you can get help.

    I’m all in to help men live longer happy and healthy life.

    This is my favorite article as it reminds me of what I went through and how I conquered it🙌🏾💯