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Shaving With a Sunburn: Should You, and What to Use
Sunburned skin is sore and fragile, and shaving it is a bad idea if you can avoid it. There is no shaving cream that makes shaving burned skin safe: the damage is to the skin itself, and dragging a blade over it can hurt and slow healing. If you can wait until the redness and…
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Best Shaving Kits for Men
A shaving kit solves one decision: which razor, what to put on the skin, and what to keep it in. Here is how to choose a men’s shaving kit by razor style, what to check before you buy, and who should skip it.
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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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Shave Gel for Sensitive Skin: What to Look For Before You Buy
What to look for in a shave gel for sensitive skin, gel vs cream vs soap, ingredients worth seeking and avoiding, and where the Edge Sensitive Skin gel fits.
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Beard Grooming Kit: What to Look For Before You Buy
A beard grooming kit bundles the products a beard actually needs into one box. Here is what a complete kit should include, what to check before you buy, and when buying the pieces separately makes more sense.
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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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Can You Bring an Electric Shaver on a Plane? TSA Rules Explained
Yes, you can bring an electric shaver on a plane: TSA allows electric razors in carry-on and checked bags. The rules that actually matter are the battery, the blades and the liquids packed beside it. Here is what goes where, and where your airline can differ.
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