How to Prevent Ingrown Whiskers
How to Prevent Ingrown Whiskers When Shaving Your Face: A Comprehensive Guide for Men Shaving is a daily or weekly ritual for many men, but it can sometimes lead to…
Blade vs Electric: Which Method is Best?
Shaving is an essential part of personal grooming for many men, and there are a variety of methods and tools available for achieving a smooth and close shave. Two of…
Shaving Tips for Men with Sensitive Skin
Men with dry or sensitive skin often find shaving a painful and uncomfortable experience. Some skins types are sensitive to certain types of blades, causing razor burn, cuts and nicks.…
Eat Your Way to a More Beautiful Beard
There’s not too much you can do about a receding hairline, other than curse your gene pool. But facial hair is a different story. “The condition of your facial hair…
Get Olympics-worthy Facial Hair
People get all sorts of inspiration from Olympic athletes — not least when it comes to their facial hair. According to master barber Gary Clark, executive director and general manager…
Get a Barbershop Shave at Home — for Less
Master barbers tend to use the word “process” to describe shaving, and there’s a reason. Take the typical 30-minute shave at Manhattan barbershop BBRAXTON: Executive director, general manager and master…
Coarse, Curly Facial Hair? These Beards Are For You
You know a beard can add flare to your overall look. But growing one is not without obstacles, like figuring out the right style to fit your face shape and…
Universally Flattering Facial Hair: Is It a Myth?
A custom-made suit will always fit better than anything off the rack. The same applies to your facial hair: You look better when your whiskers are groomed to fit your…
Celebrity Winners of the Best Facial Hair Awards
While the celebrities strut their stuff on various red carpets this month, we thought we’d hand out a few awards of our own. Welcome to the very first Best Facial…
Don’t Fear the Razor: Putting a Stop to Shaving Irritation
Shaving irritation is a very common malady, partially because there are so many causes for it. To name just a few: Blade’s too sharpBlade’s too dullToo many passes/strokesToo much pressureShaving…