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You can't beat a classic, and the British-made Edwin Jagger DE8 safety razor is our favorite due to its excellent construction, great fit and finis...

Many of us pay particular attention to products that are kind to the environment and those which include a range of natural ingredients. However, m...

The History of Muhle is an interesting one having been founded in East Germany shortly after World War 2 and over the decades becoming one of the w...

Choosing, applying and storing cologne is probably some of the most exact science most guys will ever have to carry out on a day to day basis, with...

One of the most important elements of a wet shave is a good lather. A thick, dense, rich, frothy, smooth, . . . ahem, sorry, lost my train of thought. A drool worthy lather makes a huge difference in the comfort and performance of your shave. But you might be asking yourself, which is better: a shaving cream or a shaving soap? Here’s a break-down of some of the differences.

Buying a straight razor is not like any other purchase.

To help you find the right razor for you, before we get to our actual reviews, in this first section we’ll highlight the features and design points that make each design unique.

Have you noticed restaurants are starting to hold back on offering plastic straws? Some grocery stores have even begun a push towards eliminating s...

If you have sensitive skin you know the problems shaving can bring. You think you have a great shave, then you return to the bathroom for some last...

Safety razors are a fantastic alternative to disposable or cartridge razors. They provide a quality shave, are better for the environment and save ...

There are men out there who suffer from bumps, cuts, or irritated skin after shaving. This is mostly due to common shaving mistakes that leave ...

First Things: What Is an Adjustable Razor? Safety razors may all seem very similar, but each one is actually very unique: you've got safety razors...

Straight razors, which reached their design zenith in the early 1900's, have changed (to the untutored eye) very little since the late 1700's. Yet ...