Author Archives: Eric Parker

Have you noticed how cheap and light most beard trimmers on the market are? That’s not the case with the sturdy Wahl beard trimmer. It’s like many of the models from other brands aren’t really meant to last — or … Continue reading →

A male grooming kit involves many different things, depending on how you look at it — and what grooming means to you. Complete grooming involves more than just keeping your beard looking good. It’s about the little tasks that careful … Continue reading →

There’s no doubt about it: Gray in your beard can make you look older. Shaving it off is one alternative, but if you want to retain a youthful look and have your beard too, you’ll have to turn to a … Continue reading →

If you shave most of your face and only need a grooming tool to help you keep your mustache in check, you don’t need the most powerful or versatile groomer on the market. A simple mustache trimmer will serve you … Continue reading →

That fact that you’re looking for a good sideburn trimmer means that you know something many guys don’t: Bad sideburns ruin good haircuts, make guys look like they don’t pay attention to details and can turn people off. If you’re going … Continue reading →

There’s a trick to a perfect goatee that a lot of guys haven’t learned yet: dry shaving. It sounds unpleasant, but the right goatee trimmer makes dry shaving perfect lines around your goatee easy and pain-free — and you can … Continue reading →

The stubble look is definitely in, and that makes sense: Most guys look better with stubble. The problem is maintaining a consistent look. Some guys shave once or twice a week, giving them a baby face some days and something … Continue reading →

Hair clippers for men are a great investment. If you’re like a lot of guys, you’ll eventually figure out that getting your hair cut at a salon when you really just want it short and neat is a waste of … Continue reading →

There’s a big problem with maintaining a sculpted beard with a defined cheek line and neck line: If you use traditional shaving cream to shave the areas of your face where you don’t want your beard, you can’t really see … Continue reading →