Shaving Cream: This is the classic option. Shaving cream whips into a rich, foamy lather that cushions the skin and protects ...

THERE'S A saying that I just made up: “Your shave is only as good as the cream you use.” It might not be age-old, but in my experience, it’s true. Shaving is not something that many of us particularly ...

For many men, shaving can be a nightmare. From the burn of an uneven razor to the irritation caused by harsh chemicals, this daily ritual can be unpleasant, to say the least. However, with the right ...

Sensitive skin shouldn’t hold you back from having the perfectly coiffed beard of your dreams or having seal-smooth legs that give you the “wow factor.” Whether you prefer weekly shaves to help tame ...

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If shaving feels like a chore instead of a treat, the ...

Razor bumps —also known as ingrown hairs, or, if referring to them by their technical medical title, pseudofolliculitis barbae—occur following a shave, once the individual hairs begin growing back.

Lots of things go into achieving a good shave—among them, a sharp razor and good technique But there’s another pivotal component of your grooming routine that can make all the difference in obtaining ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Getting a smooth, clean shave is about more than the sharpness of your razor blade — although that helps. Optimizing your shaving ...