We've shown you how to use a safety razor and save on overpriced blades, but if the ultimate in close shaves is what you're after, you can't beat a straight razor. This video from the Art of ...

Safety razors are a great way to start your morning with a close shave. But how can you use a safety razor? Learn everything about it in this post.

If you're still using expensive cartridge razors and getting ripped off with each purchase, or worse you're still using disposables, it's time to give them up and learn to use a safety razor. This ...

Pull skin taut in the opposite direction of the blade, and hold the razor at about thirty degrees. Remember not to apply any pressure, and use short, even strokes, going with the grain of your hair.

How to use a safety razor for the closest possible shave plus all the benefits of using a safety razor from less irritation to cheap replacement blades.

Burn marks on your glass stovetop are unsightly, but you don't have to scrub endlessly to get them out. This easy method gets ...

A dermatologist and shaving expert reveal how often to change your razor blade for a smooth shave, plus the signs that yours needs to be replaced.

If you pick a good razor replenishment service, like Dollar Shave Club or Harry’s, those blades cost between $1 to $2 each. And considering how imperative it is that you use sharp, fresh blades on ...