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How Long Do Shaving Cuts Take to Heal? Treatment and First Aid
Most shaving cuts are shallow nicks: they stop bleeding with a few minutes of pressure and start to heal within a few days. Here is how to stop the bleeding, how to treat and cover the cut, when a styptic pencil or alum block helps, and the point at which a cut needs a doctor.
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3 Best Electric Razors for Men Shaving
Foil or rotary is the real decision when you buy an electric razor for men. Here is what decides the shave, which head suits your hair and routine, and how to keep it cutting cleanly.
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3 Best Shaving Kits for Men and Women
A shaving kit bundles a razor, a lubricant and extras into one box. Here is what to check before you buy one for yourself or as a gift, and when buying the parts separately is the better call.
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5 Best Substitutes for Shaving Cream
Five everyday products can stand in for shaving cream, from conditioner to plain oil. Here’s how each one behaves under a razor, and which one not to substitute at all.
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Post-Shave Moisturizer vs Aftershave Balm: Which Should You Use?
A straight answer to whether you need a dedicated post-shave balm or can just use your normal face moisturizer — and when each one earns its place.
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Braun Electric Shavers Compared: Series 3, 6, 7 and 9
Braun builds foil shavers across four main series. Here is what actually changes from Series 3 to Series 9, and which one suits your beard and budget.
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Head Shavers for a Smooth Bald Head: What to Buy (and How to Use One)
Shaving your head with a razor is fiddly and nick-prone. A dedicated head shaver makes it quick and irritation-free – here’s how to choose one, and four worth a look.
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