Sensitive skin shouldn’t hold you back from having the perfectly coiffed beard of your dreams or having seal-smooth legs that give you the “wow factor.” Whether you prefer weekly shaves to help tame ...

No shade to razors, but many of the most common forms of temporary hair removal—shaving, waxing, the like—often leave something to be desired (read: ingrowns, irritation, pain). Enter hair-removal ...

Sensitive skin formulas: A lot of formulas out there are specifically made with sensitive skin in mind. “If you have sensitive skin, you’ll want to stay away from fragrance, sulfates, ethanolamines ...

In the world of hair removal, waxing and shaving are entirely different. Wax swiftly pulls hair from the root through repetitive tugs. Shaving is more of a trim, only removing hair from the surface of ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If shaving feels like a chore instead of a treat, the ...

There are three main factors to every shave: the razor, the lather and your skin. While the latter is out of our control (everyone’s skin is different), you have options when it comes to the other two ...

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If you choose to shave, ingrown hairs are common but can be prevented — or at least you can reduce the frequency of them showing up on your skin — by investing in a high-quality razor, practicing good ...