Tagged shaving

After a spate of fashion related articles, I thought it was about time Guy Style Guide returned to the topic of grooming, and what better way to kick things off than with a post about skin-types. While many ...

Christmas comes but once a year, yet fashion faux pas live on and on. This yule, don’t let yourself become a style victim…
For the next month I’ll be posting a week by week guide to help you survive the festive period. By following this handy planner, you can be sure you’ll remain the perfectly dressed and groomed gentleman throughout this holiday season.
So without further ado, let’s take a quick look at your first week in the grips of festivities beginning with December the first (which is a Tuesday by the way)...

In my last article on the subject, I gave you six very good reasons why you should you throw away your multi-bladed cartridge razor and exchange it for technology that's been around since 1904.
Today, I thought I'd give you another six reasons why you should try out this shaving classic...

You may recall from my previous article, “An Introduction To Tradional Wet Shaving”, that over the past two months I’ve become a wet shaving convert. It’s been somewhat of a steep learning curve, but a decision I haven’t regretted in the slightest.
So why should you throw away your multi-bladed cartridge razor, with its billion dollar R&D, and go back to using technology that’s nearly a hundred years old? Read on and I’ll give you several very good reasons why…

After a week of erratic posts, I thought I’d turbo charge my Monday morning post by gathering together 100 articles from all over the internet and putting them in one giant super post. I’ve categorised as best I can, but you’ll have to settle for a mixed bag at the end I'm afraid!
If you think a particular article deserved to be in this list, leave a comment and I’ll be sure to update the post in the weeks and months to come.

Be it a careless stroke or an accidental tug, most of us will draw blood at some point during our shaving routine; even those with flawless technique get the occasional scratch or slice.
The real question is what should you use to stem the blood loss once it's happened? Here’s a list of suggestions you may find helpful during your search for a practical solution…