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Two Ways to Stop Your Beard From Being So Itchy
Wearing a beard is no longer just a statement, it’s a fashion statement! According to Craig the Barber of TheMensRoom.com, that fashion statement comes with a price! All you beard growers know what...
Female Face Shaving – A Growing Trend Among Japanese Women Looking for Perfectly Smooth Skin
Japanese women are blessed with beautiful skin, which is mainly attributed to their fresh diet and great genes. While those might be legit reasons, it turns out they also have a little known beauty secret – shaving their faces! The trend...
Lauren Douglas Growing Her Hair From Shaved
Cool time-lapsed video of Lauren Douglas growing her hair out within one year of having shaved it.
1. Common Shaving Problems - Razor Burn
You know that red rash all too well. Just when you thought you were in the clear, your nemesis known as razor burn pops up two to four days after the shave, as the beard begins to grow back. Its causes are almost too numerous to...
2. Common Shaving Problems - Nicks and Cuts
The last thing you want is to look like you got in a brutal brawl with your blade. Slicing and dicing can occur when your razor is too dull or alternatively, when it’s fresh out of the...
3. Common Shaving Problems - Razor Bumps
You may think razor bumps are a superficial reaction to a razor, but this problem runs deeper. Literally. The medical term is Pseudofolliculitis barbae or PFB -- a persistent irritation that results from shaving. The problem begins when...
4. Common Shaving Problems - Ingrown Hairs
This little gem is arguably the most painful problem of the bunch, and naturally, one of the hardest to remedy. An ingrown hair is most commonly caused by the broken end of a hair -- typically caused from shaving -- growing sideways or...
5. Common Shaving Problems - Sensitive Skin
Some guys are born with skin of steel; others you can’t so much as breathe on without causing a blemish to bloom. Blame it on your parents, the weather or just plain bad luck; having sensitive skin is no fun when you’re forced to lop off...
6. Common Shaving Problems - Dry Skin
Parched pores form a sealant on the surface of the skin. The result: flakes, redness or worse, ingrown hairs trapped underneath the dry, scaly outer layer. And while winter’s low relative humidity is the first place to point a finger...
7. Common Shaving Problems - Blind Spots
It can be hard enough to mow the visible vegetation, but what about those hard-to-see spots like behind your jaw? Even the nooks and crannies underneath your nose and around your mouth are cause for concern.