Branded content. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Men are starting to focus more and more on skincare, and why shouldn’t ...

It’s that time of the day: shaving. Removing unwanted hair is a task for itself if you use the same razor (or hair removal products) multiple times a week. Without cleaning, it leads to bumps, cuts, ...

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 ...

Finding the right shaving cream for your skin is just as important as finding the right razor. And while shaving cream has become shorthand for a whole range of products you use to shave with — ...

Razor burn is truly the worst. Whether it’s on your legs, chest, neck, or face, it’s never fun. But what if you could kiss razor burn goodbye? Well, there isn’t a fool-proof way to eliminate nicks and ...

Pseudofolliculitis barbae -- often called "razor bumps" -- is an inflammatory skin reaction caused by ingrown hairs penetrating the outermost layers of the face and beard areas. Several factors can ...

Monday marks the start of “No shave November," when some men stop shaving to draw attention to men’s health. Dr. Cedrek McFadden, a surgeon and men's health advocate, tells TODAY what men should be ...