Category: Grooming 101

Shaving in the shower can save you time, and more importantly optimize your shave. Dermatologists agree that shaving in the shower is the most effective way of shaving for several reasons…

If you are an individual who shaves regularly, particularly with a multi-bladed cartridge, you may know the inherent facial hair is pulling and tugging with your shaving routine. It’s a familiar scenario for many...

Almost everyone who shaves gets a nick or cut sometimes, however good their technique. Shaving nicks are rarely serious. Most stop bleeding on their own or with a little pressure, and good preparation prevents...

Cold Water Shaving? Use soap lather instead of shaving cream? These can actually damage your skin and make your skin appear older than it really is.

Styptic pencils come in handy when shaving your face, head, or other body parts that may get injured while grooming. Therefore, the best styptic pencil is essential for every man’s bathroom cabinet. Compact and...

Ingrown hairs on the face are especially common with curly hair. Learn what causes them, how to shave to reduce them, and when to get help from a dermatologist.

Razor burn is common but often avoidable. Learn what causes it and the shaving prep, technique and aftercare steps dermatologists recommend to prevent it.

Razor bumps form when shaved hairs curl back into the skin. This guide covers why they happen, how to shave to help prevent them, and when to see a dermatologist.

The area under your nose is one of the trickiest to shave. These preparation and technique tips help you shave the mustache area cleanly and with less irritation.

A smooth, stubble-free shave comes down to preparation, a sharp blade and the right technique. Follow these step-by-step tips for a closer, more comfortable shave.

Shaving and your skin Shave after a warm shower or a warm compress, use a shaving cream or gel, and shave in the direction the hair grows.[1] Razor bumps and ingrown hairs come from...