After the last product review I did ended up being somewhat of a dreadful experience, I’d be lying if I said a feeling of dread hadn’t since settled over me. I was really hoping the next product I tried wouldn’t lead me to another “dread” end. But alas, the shaving products from Dreadnought Shaving we’re anything but “dread” on arrival.
Not all grooming products are created equal, and that couldn’t be more true of the cheap gels and lotions from The Art of Shaving.
Just because Anthony Davis can rock a Unibrow, does that mean you should do it?
As the former proprietor of a once finely manicured Unibrow, I just always consider it in these terms; “Would I date/mess with/make out with a girl with a Unibrow?” The answer in my one way, completely self generated mental environment is always a sold “No”.
And based on this thread of unanimous “No” answers, it extends beyond the realm of my mind.
Don’t be the “Anthony Davis” of your neighborhood, dorm or cube farm.
The products from Jack Black will make the skin on your face so soft, it’s a virtual guarantee that if you use them and go to Florida, someone will eat 75% of your face. And who could blame them?
Read the full review here.
No matter what Brian Wilson wants you to believe, summer is no time for a beard or a moustache. Is there a worse feeling than being stuck outside (working, gardening, drinking) in 98 degree heat being pelted by the merciless rays of the sun?
It’s amplified tenfold if you’re all bearded/goateed up because it absorbs all the sweat from your head and just SITS there. Beards are great for winter, especially if you think scarves are for girls/hipsters, and moustaches work in the fall. But in the summer, less is more. How else can you feel the soothing caress of your special lady’s hand on your face if it’s covered by facial hair? You can’t, so clean it up!
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