Shaving Stuff

Woody's Foaming Shave Gel Review

2009-11-06T16:45:51Z

Want your face to be as smooth as a supermodel's bottom?

That's what Woody's products will do for you - if you can trust a label...

The people over at Woody's Grooming sent me a couple of testers of their shaving products to try out, and I've used the Foaming Shave Gel over the last week. It's full of vitamins and antioxidants, plus something called Galactoarabinan - a natural sugar from larch trees that exfoliates, moisturizes, and smooths wrinkles.

I can't speak for the 'smoothing wrinkles' claim, as I haven't noticed that for myself, but I did really enjoy the refreshing and healthy look of my skin afterward. Maybe that's related to the aloe, hemp, and shea butter in the formula?

Woody's Shave Gel is a gel, as the name implies, but it foams up for a nice lather. The scent is light and citrusy, with a bit of a woody smell as well. The gel rinses cleanly, with a nice smooth feeling after the shave.

You can check out the rest of the Woody's line at the company's site, which also includes hair, body, and lip care.

Win an NFL Luxury Box and a Game Day Shave

2009-11-05T14:44:04Z

Are you down with Urban Daddy? I just recently subscribed to their email magazine (It's free), and have found lots of great info so far. I think you'll enjoy it as well.

In today's email is a link to enter to win a luxury NFL sky box for a game (for you and five friends!). Included is a the game day box at the stadium of your choice, plus an old-school barber to shave you, and all the finest refreshments you can handle during the game. You can't shake a stick at that!

To enter, head over to the Gillette/UrbanDaddy Suite Life contest and put your name and email in the hat. (Must be 18 or over.)

More about Urban Daddy:

"We start from the premise that there's a lot of noise out there when it comes to your city--poor recommendations, shills, plants, promoters, liars, enemies, and exes. Our goal is to be your friend. The kind of friend who knows everyone--the maitre d's at all the right restaurants, the bouncers at all the right clubs, the addresses of all the great parties. And the kind of guy who lives to share the wealth.
We also get you little perks along the way--Invitations to some great underground parties, exclusive give-aways (we hear Aspen is great this time of year) and private sales with some of the coolest brands around. We call them Perks. You can call them just another reason to love us."

Image: √oхέƒx™ at Flickr

Sideburns and Mutton Chops Gallery

2009-11-04T17:21:05Z

There's nothing like a little sideburn or mutton chop action to change your look, but you might want to take a gander at some of these guys to explore your options.

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One Shaving Device for Life: Braun Continuum Concept

2009-11-03T17:09:11Z

What if you could have just one electric shaving device for all of your shaving needs, one that handles multiple heads?

The Braun Continuum Shaving System could be that device. It was developed as a concept project at Bergishe Universität Wuppertal, sponsored by Braun.

"It's got a ball and socket connection so it can follow the contours of the face and body. The LCD screen on the side recognizes which head is attached, and displays this information along with battery life along the side."

The Continuum System isn't for sale (yet), but it could be a serious contender in the ultimate shaving gadget niche.

[via YankoDesign]

October 2009 Monthly Shaving Stuff Wrap-up

2009-11-02T13:09:36Z

Here's to Halloween candy hangovers, the full moon, and heading straight into November!

If you missed anything from Shaving Stuff last month, here's the recap:

Shaving Blogs and Websites

Good Men Project

First Shaves

Free Proraso Shaving Foam

Shaving History, Briefly

Shave Without Bumps: Organic Shaving

Shop Razors Direct for Bulk Purchases and Low Prices

Moustaches and History: What's Not to Like?

GoodGuide Rates Shaving Products for Health, Environmental, and Social Impacts

Friday Funnies: Below the Nose

Win a Home Theater Makeover in Best Buy's Scary Technology Contest

Entourage Star Emmanuelle Chriqui Partners with Braun BodycruZer

Electric Shaving News

Cool Gadget: Wind-up Electric Shaver

General News in the Shaving World

More About Manscaping

Old School Shaving

Shaving Stuff Reviews

John Varvatos Rock Volume One Review

Shaving Creams & Gels

Lucky Tiger's Old-School Style Goes Organic

Image: Dharion at Flickr

Friday Shaving Deals 10.30.09

2009-10-30T18:03:43Z

If you're participating in Movember, it's almost time to commit - shave your face, then let the mo grow.

If you're not into the moustache for charity event, but just looking to pick up on some deals, I found a few for you today:

Royall Lyme Aftershave Lotion Cologne, lime oil, blended with rare oils, regularly $55, now only $28.09

Gillette Mach3 Turbo Refill Cartridges, 8-Count Box, regularly $23.49, now only $14.95

Wahl Trim N Vac Vacuuming Beard and Mustache Trimmer, Rechargeable, now only $27.40, regularly $59.95.

"How pleased would your wife be if you could shave each morning without leaving a sink full of stubble? Wahl's Trim-n-Vac beard and mustache trimmer has a vacuum intake port at the trimmer head to capture and draw cut facial hair into a collection chamber at the shaver's base. The vacuum is, at minimum, 85 percent effective (depending on the length of the hair being cut), and the collection chamber is easy to open and clean. This innovative design, along with the Trim-n-Vac's ability to operate without a cord, make the trimmer great for travelers with hectic schedules who may need a quick shave while in the car or at the airport."

Royal Copenhagen Aftershave Lotion, with orange, lemon, jasmine, moss, and amber - a woodsy and manly aroma, regularly $45.00, now only $15.04.

Gillette Fusion Power Razor, Phantom, regularly $12.99, now $6.98.

Panasonic ES4026NC Pro Curve Rechargeable Double Blade Wet/Dry Men's Shaver, regularly $49.99, now just $24.41.

Image: tibchris at Flickr

Return of the Old School Shave

2009-10-29T15:34:20Z

We've got so many choices now for shaving - new styles of electric razors, wind-up razors, cartridges, safety razors - that a guy could pick a different method for every day of the week.

One cool thing I'm starting to see is a trend toward the retro shave. More men are starting to choose a safety razor for their daily shave, and the straight razor is making a comeback as well.

From the New Britain Herald News:

"In the long-term, the old-fashioned razors are more economical. The metal blades, which are good for about five shaves, are inexpensive. And there's less waste. Razors last for years, not like the disposable plastic shavers that end up in the landfill after a few shaves. The blades are even recyclable.
"America has a disposable, throw-away society."

What's your preference? Help me out by answering this shaving poll:

poll by twiigs.com

Image: phsomers at Flickr

Good Men Project

2009-10-28T01:14:42Z

OK, this isn't about shaving, but it does apply to men, and it's an important topic.

Men, if you haven't heard of this excellent mission, do yourself a favor and grab a copy of the Good Men Project book (and soon to be a DVD as well). The book examines what it's like to be a man today, through a series of essays by men from all walks of life.

"The Good Men Project: Real Stories from the Front Lines of Modern Manhood is a collection of first-person stories about what it means to be a man in America today -- from Pulitzer winners and Poet Laureates to ex-cons, Pro Football Hall of Famers and just regular guys. The authors describe their defining challenges, losses and triumphs through honest and simple truths, and are hoping to spark conversations about what it means to be a good man today."

"The stories in The Good Men Project are powerful, poignant, funny, and courageous. The book has what few other books dealing with the subject of what it means to be a man in today's society have: balls." - David Kohan, creator and executive producer of Will and Grace

The Good Men Project has a home online, as well as a series of videos (most recently a visit to Sing Sing prison), and all the money from sales goes to a charitable corporation dedicated to helping organizations that provide educational, social, financial or legal support to men and boys at risk.

Another book that would go well with the Good Men Project is the Art of Manliness: Classic Skills and Manners for the Modern Man, so think about picking up both at the same time.

Boyzilian Wax, Manscaping, and Old School Shaving

2009-10-27T16:35:27Z

According to sifynews, the term 'boyzilian wax' is now replacing 'manscaping' in the new Macquarie Dictionary:

"The dictionary's new edition, which will hit the markets next month has nearly 1000 new words like "BESTIES", meaning one's best pals, the "boyzilian wax" replaces "manscaping", and "tweets" are no more just explained as chirps of baby birds."

In iAfrica, Wax On, Wax Off:

"As guys have become more aware of grooming themselves in general, most realise now that the natural 'Adam' look is a thing of the past... And, it's not only gay guys who are getting waxed."

From Express Night Out - Manscaping: One Intrepid Guy Tests Out the Latest Grooming Tools and Spa Treatments:

"When it comes to good grooming, guys usually catch a break. Forget to shave? A five o-clock shadow passes for scruffily sexy. (Not so much on a woman's legs.) Six months between haircuts? Shaggy hair equals surfer cool. Calloused hands? That';s a sign of a hard-working dude. But in an era of metrosexuals and a manly yet manicured president, those excuses start to fall flat."

In My Record Journal: Oldtime shaving shop opens in Southington

"People walking down Center Street Wednesday paused to look in a shop window at an antique barber's chair that caught their eye.
Ray Fournier smiled as two women stood outside talking as they looked in the window. His store, Gentlemen's Best, specializes in old world men's grooming supplies such as double edged and straight razors as well as shaving accessories such as brushes and soap.

"It's a whole lot cheaper and better than using the four blade disposable monsters," Fournier said. "We really missed the boat when we decided to go to a more disposable society."

Image: Dharion at Flickr

First Shaves

2009-10-25T18:20:32Z

The guys over at Journey to Manhood want to know what your first shaving experience was:

"It is also one of the more powerful of the smaller rite of passage events in a young males life that so clearly mark the crossing into manhood. It deserves to be met with good information, training and some solid man-making support."

Have a read and leave a comment here: The Dudes First Shave

Free Proraso Shaving Foam

2009-10-23T15:54:50Z

Details for Men is one of my favorite sources for shaving goods - they have razors, razor blades, shave cream, skincare products and more.

"DetailsforMen stocks over five hundred items and forty brands to meet your shaving, grooming and skincare needs. We carry a wide variety of the best brands including Anthony, Jack Black, eShave, Molton Brown, Loccitane, John Allans, and many other highly rated products from around the world. Shop by brand or by category for all of your skin care, shaving, hair care, and wet shaving needs."

They've also generally got a free goody or two for orders over a certain amount, and you can't shake a stick at that!

Right now, you can pick up a free full sized can of Proraso Shave Foam with orders over $40, until November 2nd. To get yours, enter the coupon code "FREESHAVEFOAM" at checkout.

Check out our previous coverage of Proraso.

Shaving History, Briefly

2009-10-22T22:52:12Z

An interesting read over at Mental Floss:

"In the days before razors, you could either sport a hirsute look or get creative. Records drawn on cave walls show prehistoric people shaving with clamshells, flint knives, and even shark teeth. It's not clear when these crude implements gave way to what we now think of as razors. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, circular solid gold or copper razors can be found as far back as the 4th millennium BC in some Egyptian tombs. Still other cultures sharpened volcanic obsidian glass and used those."

Check out the rest of the story: A Brief History of Shaving

Image: the mad LOLscientist at Flickr

How to Shave Your Armpits - Gillette Video

2009-10-22T17:09:51Z

I don't think you'll ever see me shaving my pits, but I know there are men who do or who would like to.

This guide from Gillette helps you to get started:

What do you think, fellas? Does this appeal to you? Ladies, should we see more or less of this?

Shave Without Bumps: Organic Shaving

2009-10-21T11:00:00Z

I found a good article about beating razor bumps in a web magazine called Organic Lifestyle Magazine, and thought it might be of use to some of you.

"Shaving, for some, is a source of pain and discomfort. Some choose to deal with this by "scraping their face" as seldom as possible, while others have no choice but to shave every day for their jobs. Some use an electric razor. Others never make the adjustment as an electric razor initially can be more painful than the razor burn from shaving."

I had issues with razor bumps when I used cartridge razors with multiple blades, but ever since switching to a safety razor, it's not been a problem.

What follows in the article are some practical tips for shaving without experiencing razor bumps, and you can check it out here. If you're into all things organic, or simply curious, it's a cool resource.

Image: scottfeldstein at Flickr

Cool Gadget: Wind-up Electric Shaver

2009-10-20T17:41:35Z

Headed out beyond the edge of the pavement? No power? Batteries too expensive?

You can still get an electric shave with this really cool gadget: Freedom Dynamo Electric Shaver.

"The Freedom Dynamo Electric Shaver provides true liberty through its Wind 'N Go lever, avoiding any need to use actual electricity. One minute of winding, and you've got yourself enough power for a full shave! It also comes with three individual heads that properly flex and rotate to provide a close and precise performance. "

You can find the Freedom Dynamo at ThinkGeek - makes a great gift for the outdoors guy who loves to keep it smooth, even off-grid.

Shop Razors Direct for Bulk Purchases and Low Prices

2009-10-19T12:58:12Z

It seems as if our paychecks don't stretch quite as far as we'd like, and even if we have extra cash, we all want to maximize our budget. The way to do that is by shopping for the best deals on things we use every single day, such as razors and razor blades and cartridges.

One site that specializes in this is Razors Direct. They sell the same razor blades you can find in a retail store, but at a discounted price. The company shops for discounted, bulk or wholesale quantities of bestselling shaving products and pass on the savings to you, so your dollars go further.

You can find most of the popular brands of razors and cartridges at Razors Direct, like Gillette, Schick, and Personna, as well as double edged razor blades, shaving accessories, and batteries. Check out the Clearance Corner for even more savings, and standard shipping is always free.

According to the site, you'll save up to 35% off the regular retail price, and for readers of Shaving Stuff, Razors Direct is offering an additional 5% off the already low prices with the coupon code "ShavingStuff".

Lucky Tiger's Old-School Style Goes Organic

2009-10-16T15:03:24Z

The Lucky Tiger line of barbershop essentials has been helping our dads and granddads look their best since 1935. The Lucky Tiger brand was the the most popular barbershop brand in the U.S. by 1950, yet few of my generation have even heard of them.

The premium line is now even more desirable for discriminating men, having been reformulated with the highest quality natural and certified organic ingredients. The Lucky Tiger premium products are made with nourishing antioxidants and vitamins for a natural, healthy look, including Aloe Vera, Jojoba, Cucumber, Vitamins A & E, Chamomile, Calendula, Shea Butter, Green Tea, Sage Leaf, Hibiscus, Honey, Polished Green Bamboo and Borage Oil.

A couple of great choices to check out:
Lucky Tiger Essential Grooming Kit
Lucky Tiger Liquid Shave Cream
Lucky Tiger Face Wash

Thrifty Thursday: Shaving on the Cheap

2009-10-15T17:41:44Z

While I do enjoy some high-end shaving stuff, I am a penny pincher whenever possible.

I got really tired of ponying up cash for cartridges all the time, so I invested in a safety razor (the Merkur) and am happily not having to pay good money for cartridges that get thrown away every week. Instead I buy blades (pretty cheap still) which last all week.

So if you're looking to lower your overall shaving costs, take the money you'd spend on the next couple of months worth of cartridges or disposables and invest it in a razor you can pass down to your grandkids, like a safety razor or a straight razor.

The learning curve is easier with a safety razor, but the old-school skill of shaving with a straight razor is coming back in vogue, so it's something you can share with other men.

My next investment is probably going to be a straight razor (hint, hint), and then I won't be purchasing new blades at all.

Another way you can save some money is to use an affordable shaving cream, like Cremo, which gives a quality shave despite being priced in the lower level compared to a lot of other creams. Or try baking soda or a DIY shaving cream for something a little different.

Moustaches and History: What's Not to Like?

2009-10-14T17:26:53Z

It's amazing to me how many people dig moustaches these days - maybe not even wearing them, but reading about them and collecting pictures of them.

Here's a great site if that's what you're into: Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century

"Dear Gentle Reader, many of the following pages have graphic and clear images of the masculine mustache in all its forms, both sublime and grotesque. My intent is not to shock or titillate, but merely to inform on the subject. The Nineteenth Century gave us many things, but above all it was a hotbed of facial hair experimentation and this is but a poor sampling of those many lost forms."

Who knew?

Image: Aoife city womanchile at Flickr

John Varvatos Rock Volume One Review

2009-10-13T18:40:29Z

I have to admit that I don't normally wear fragrances of any sort, or if I do, it's an essential oil (my favorite is frankincense). However, I was recently sent a review bottle of John Varvatos Rock Volume One Eau De Toilette, and I might have to change my mind about that...

The first thing that struck me about it, before I even took a whiff of it, was the high quality presentation. It comes in a sweet 'gift'-type box, in simple black with a clean-looking graphic on the front. Not a cheap little box, but something that says quality... (It would make a great gift.)

The bottle itself is hefty - manly, even - again with a simple design and a top that looks like a bolt head, and it holds over four ounces of the fragrance. That amount will last you a good long time, even wearing it daily.

I sprayed a little on my wrist, fully expecting an over-the-top scent (based on my experience with other men's fragrances), but was pleasantly surprised by the subtleness of it. Of course, it depends on how heavily you apply it.

(Before I describe the scent, forgive me for my choice of words - I'll put it in my terms) The scent is earthy, reminding me of woody fragrances with a bit of a flowery note, and somewhere in there is a hint of coffee...

From John Varvatos:

"A surprisingly edgy interpretation of the signature John Varvatos scent, this fragrance boasts an intricate blend of rose absolute and coffee that delivers a new level of sensuality and an explosive rock 'n roll vibe."

I didn't pick up on the rose, and I don't know if I'd call it 'edgy', but I did like the scent, and it's earned a place in my bathroom cabinet for those special occasions.

GoodGuide Rates Shaving Products for Health, Environmental, and Social Impacts

2009-10-12T15:09:15Z

Are you the type of guy who's concerned about just what exactly is in your shaving products? Check out the GoodGuide:

"If there's a theme in the booming sales of men's cosmetics and grooming supplies worldwide, it might be that it's not enough for a guy to be sensitive on the inside only. There's a wide range of men's grooming products required to achieve that sensitive, clean-shaven, fragrant style--and the ingredients in them are just as much cause for concern as in any other personal care product line."

Two pages in particular may be of interest to you: Best Men's Shaving Cream and Shave Gel and Best Men's After Shave

The GoodGuide has over 70,000 food, toys, personal care, & household products to search or browse and see what's really beneath the label of your favorite products.

Image: JOE M500 at Flickr

Friday Funnies: Below the Nose

2009-10-09T16:22:09Z

If you need a daily dose of laughter - or moustache inspiration, you'll want to be subscribed to Below the Nose. Every day, a new pic of a moustached guy (usually in the background, stealthy-like) is posted to the site, kind of a man-on-the-street thing.

I get a kick out of it, and hopefully you will as well...

Image: hipposrunsuperfast at Flickr

Win a Home Theater Makeover in Best Buy's Scary Technology Contest

2009-10-08T14:05:20Z

Haunted by old technology?

Zelda Rubinstein, the eccentric medium from Poltergeist, wants to help you rid your house of the fright-inducing ancient technology that may be haunting your home -- just in time for Halloween.

Frightening gadgets, like tape-eating VCRs, TVs that send a shock through fingers when touched and 10 lb laptops that take a toll on the shoulder, are prime suspects of Scary Technology and should not be brushed aside. Got an old electric razor that pulls your whiskers out instead of trimming them? Definitely scary technology.

From now until October 26, 2009, submit a photo of your most fear-inducing technology to ScaryTechnology, accompanied by a 140-character caption to bring your photo to life.

Winners will be announced on Halloween and one grand prize winner will receive a $3,500 Insignia Home Theater makeover including Geek Squad Installation. Additionally, the first runner-up will receive a $1,500 Best Buy Gift Card, while the second runner-up will receive a $1,000 Best Buy Gift Card.

Yet Another Straight Razor Shaving Guide

2009-10-07T14:56:22Z

You're probably already familiar with the Art of Manliness, so I won't go into details about why you need to be reading it. What you may want to read today, though, is their article "Shave Like Your Great Grandpa: The Ultimate Straight Razor Shaving Guide".

The article is full of great tips for those of you considering buying or using a straight razor for your daily shave, and it lives up the high standards that AoM is known for.

My only gripe (and it's small, I admit) is calling it the 'ultimate' guide. It seems that it's the trend on the web to use superlatives for articles (the best, the ultimate, top ten, etc.), so I'm not faulting them for using it. However...

My question to you: Is it the ultimate guide? If not, what is the 'ultimate' guide for straight razor shaving?

Image: Dharion at Flickr

Entourage Star Emmanuelle Chriqui Partners with Braun BodycruZer

2009-10-06T16:37:36Z

Emmanuelle Chriqui, star of HBO's Entourage, has partnered with the new Braun bodycruZer to launch a new web site dedicated to male bodygrooming.

Emmanuelle will be posting blog entries to the site on a weekly basis and encouraging women to share their thoughts about male bodygrooming topics as well as praising the men in their lives who are dedicated to good bodygrooming habits by sending them a customizable Mr. bodycruZer video starring Emmanuelle.

Men, you can also get in on the bodygrooming conversation by posting comments on the site and by showing off your well-groomed - or not so well-groomed - bodies by entering the Mr. bodycruZer contest.

Manscaping Monday: Where Do You Draw the Line?

2009-10-05T15:44:49Z

"Manscaping, or the grooming habits of the modern man, are nearing women's. Men now shave more than just their face, not to mention adopting plucking and waxing. From brow grooming to shaving what an ex-boyfriend fondly referred to as "the area", guys are cleaner and slicker than ever before. However, where is the line lie between necessary hygiene and over the top preening? "

Read the rest of the article at College News, and leave us a comment with where you draw the line.

Image: bobster855 at Flickr

Friday Deal Alerts 10.02.09

2009-10-02T16:09:19Z

Looking for deals on Shaving Stuff? Who isn't, right?

Here's a couple of great deals we found:

Over at Details for Men (one of my favorite sites), you can pick up a free alum block with any order over $60. Don't know about alum?

"Alum, a natural mineral found in Europe, was used by the Egyptians more than 4,000 years ago as a shaving essential. Its antiseptic properties calm razor burn, soothe irritations and help stop bleeding in the event of a nick or cut."

Use the coupon code "FREEALUMBLOCK" to grab your free alum block.

At ZIRH , right now you can get free shipping on all orders, and pick up a free IKON laptop bag with orders over $75.

Save $50 on the Braun Series 7- 790cc Pulsonic Shaver, an excellent electric razor. Regularly $269.99, now only $219.99!

Grab a Panasonic Arc IV Nano Vortex Wet/Dry Rechargeable Shaver and save over $100! Regularly $249.99, now only $145.29.

Pick up a Free MANGROOMER essential nose and ear hair trimmer with the purchase of a MANGROOMER Private Body Shaver.

September 2009 Shaving Stuff Wrap-up

2009-10-01T17:25:42Z

Wow! October already? In case you missed any Shaving Stuff posts in September, here's the monthly wrap-up:

Blogs and Websites Related to Shaving

Facial Hair and Presidential Elections: What's the Connection?

Are You Wearing a Chin Loofah?

You have enough

Electric Shaving Stuff

Grooming Very Important in Climbing Corporate Ladder, say HR Professionals

Hot Deals: Shaving Stuff at 50% Off

General Shaving News

Movember: Grow a Stache, Raise Money for Men's Health Issues

Swine Flu Brings Beard Ban for Health Workers

Pogonology: The Study of Beards

Shaving News 9.16.09: Below Your Belt, Burt's Moustache Ride, and DE Razors

Man of the Year Contest from Wahl Trimmers

The 3 Day Weekend Shave (Or Not)

August Shaving Stuff Wrap-up

Gillette

How To Shave Your Back (video)

Humor

It's getting to be that time of year...

King of Shaves

King of Shaves Bend the Rules Advertisement

Manscaping

Grooming the Guybrow

Regular Shaving Stuff

Shaving with ... Baking Soda?

Shaving Stuff Reviews

Review of Master Shaving Mug Soap

Shaving Accessories

New Shaving Product gets 300 Shaves from One Blade

DIY Razor and Brush Stand

Sharpen Your Blade to a Razor Edge

Shaving Creams & Gels

Review of Master Shaving Mug Soap

Shaving Gifts

Put a Moustache Mug in Front of Your Mug

Grab a Couple of Grooming Books

Straight Razors

Sharpen Your Blade to a Razor Edge

Shaving Videos

King of Shaves Bend the Rules Advertisement

Friday Funnies: Worst Shaving Video Tutorial

Shave Like a Man

How to extend the life of your razor cartridge for months (video)

How To Shave Your Back (video)

What would you like to see more of on Shaving Stuff?

Image: DownTown Pictures at Flickr

Put a Moustache Mug in Front of Your Mug

2009-09-30T15:15:37Z

"Enjoy effortlessly masquerading behind a character moustache while drinking your favourite tea or coffee. Every mug has a different design on each side to explore your favourite masculine expression! Choose between feisty Fu-Magnum, ambigues Mustafa-Chaplin and cheeky Maurice-Poirot!"

Moustache mugs available from Peter Ibruegger.

Via DesignBoom

King of Shaves Bend the Rules Advertisement

2009-09-29T14:23:49Z

Check out this hip new ad for the King of Shaves Azor Shaveolution:

What do you think? Is this razor something you'd try?