After three years of writing about grooming, I know that if you want to keep your facial hair in check, no matter the length or style, you’ll need a beard trimmer (not to be confused with an ...

But if you need a strong and dependable razor with one setting for a close shave, you'll find this to be an extremely useful and cost-effective option. I always pay close attention to the barber's ...

On the barber-worthy level, this gadget can zero gap and offers seamless tapering and fading capabilities, thanks to a large range of sturdy guards. It manages great full-360 navigability despite ...

In fact, many barbers will shave the same part of your face up to three times with a straight razor, each time in different directions, just to get everything down to the smoothest possible result.

Occam’s razor is a principle often attributed to 14th–century friar William of Ockham that says that if you have two competing ideas to explain the same phenomenon, you should prefer the ...

Sure, it will require consistent trips to the barbershop, but it’s definitely worth the trouble. In my opinion, the cut is best suited to those with oval, round, and diamond face shapes. The low fade ...

This Gravity-Defying Barber Cape Lets Me Cut My Own Hair Without ... friendly basics — from deodorant to face wash to starter razors and skin care — and some teen-approved bags to put them ...

Regardless, it's a great time to buy little things you know you'll need, like, perhaps, an electric razor.

Whether you're looking for a brand-new 'do or a just quick trim, these SF barbers have you covered. DOGPATCH BARBER AND SHAVE ...

It doesn’t take much inspection to see that the Philips Norelco OneBlade enlists a truly unique design that is unlike any other electric razor or trimmer on the market. Its titular OneBlade head ...

The 34-year-old slips on a gold signet-style ring in the 12th-floor showroom of Vale Jewelry in New York City’s diamond district. “I don’t want a symbol of our union to also be associated ...

Pete Rose makes for a fascinating on-field study -- a player whose reputation changed even as his game stayed the same.