The aisles of beauty stores and drugstores alike are jam-packed with shaving creams and gels, razors, and trimmers—and with seemingly endless hair removal options, it can seem overwhelming. Shaving is ...

Save this article to read it later. Find this story in your account’s ‘Saved for Later’ section. For women, shaving isn’t often the first strategy that comes to mind for removing unwanted facial hair, ...

Shaving might be one of the most old-school methods of body hair removal, but it has stuck around for a reason: It’s a fairly easy, inexpensive, and effective way to de-fuzz your underarms, legs, ...

Until Gillette launched the Venus razor in 2001, the first ever razor to be developed with women in mind, we were stuck with pink versions of whatever men were using on their faces — which didn’t ...

A quality razor is important, but a hydrating shaving cream kicks your self care routine into high gear. Plus, it creates a thin barrier between the razor and your skin for a smoother glide and less ...

Shaving is a regular part of many of our shower routines, but the only thing more important than using a sharp, clean razor is using the right shaving cream. Not only does it help prevent razor burn ...

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