Shaving sensitive skin does not have to mean razor burn, bumps, or inflammation. With the right tools, ingredients, and approach, you can get a close,...

Bay rum is a traditional grooming product made from West Indie Bay leaf and rum. It began as an antiseptic and cologne for sailors and...

Aftershave balm is better for hydration and sensitive skin. Splash is better for oily skin and quick recovery. You can use both for the best...

A triple-milled puck can last well over a year. Artisan tubs typically last three to six months. Both can expire if exposed to moisture or...

A safety razor is a traditional tool that holds a single, replaceable blade—either single-edge or double-edge, to deliver a closer shave, less irritation, and more...

Razor burn is caused by friction, bad technique, or the wrong products. It shows up as red, irritated skin, usually on the neck, jawline, or...

Razor bumps are inflamed ingrown hairs caused by shaving. They happen when cut hairs curl back into the skin and trigger irritation. Some people are...

Dry hair resists the blade. Hair that is wet cuts cleanly. Starting with water softens the hair, hydrates the skin, and makes every part of...

Wet shaving uses water and lather to soften hair and protect the skin during a shave. It includes everything from safety razors to cartridge razors....