We also spoke with grooming experts such as professional barbers and dermatologists to curate the best razors for men. Pamper yourself with a nice hot towel shave weekly, courtesy of Gillette's ...

Gillette intends its new little friend to be a replacement for your Fusion or ProGlide. In other words, it’s intended to be the default razor for most men who shave with a razor rather than an e ...

Cultural standards, practices, and fashions for men’s facial hair have shifted over time, and razor innovations and marketing have played a role in those shifts. During the 1800s, shaving was done ...

Launched in part via Indiegogo, the Gillette Heated Razor is something genuinely new in the world of men's shaving. Gillette hasn't added any new blades this time – five is as many as you can ...

Gillette TREO is the first razor built for assisted shaving, especially ideal for men’s faces. Its features include a flexible blade (designed to prevent clogging) and a short, paintbrush-like ...

Achieving a knick-free shave on someone else is no easy feat, so to lighten the load many caregivers bare, Gillette developed the world's first razor for safely shaving loved ones who require ...

This razor from Gillette is designed with a back blade that ... Another razor option for men is from LetsShave. This razor comes with a set of four blades that allows you to change the blade ...

When P&G acquired Gillette, the razor company had roughly $10 billion in sales and largely sold to men. At the time P&G’s products, such as Tide and Pampers, were mostly marketed to women.

If you prefer the feel of three-blade razors or are especially prone to razor burn, there is the Mach3 Sensitive with enhanced lubricating gel strips to minimize irritation and protect sensitive skin.

The razor company's short film ... mean changing how we think about and portray men at every turn," adds Gary Coombe. "Effective immediately, Gillette will review all public-facing content ...

But when Gillette launched the razor in India, the reaction was different. Executives were baffled about why the razor flopped until they traveled to India and observed men using a cup of water to ...