The Swerve – Men's Grooming Tool - New Product Review

As promised, here is a review of the Swerve, from my teen’s usage of the product.

He found the Swerve easy to use in almost all areas of his neck and face, except around the jaw/ear area and the smile creases along the corners of his mouth. I am not sure it was intended for facial shaving/grooming, but he tried it, anyway.

He loved the design and maneuverability. He had to use his other razor to get the places that the Swerve couldn’t get, but overall, he found it to be a great product he would recommend. He said it made shaving a LOT (he stressed ‘lot’) easier and quicker for him.

The product is priced very reasonably, and the design is lightweight and ergonomic.

For more information about the Swerve, please check out the official product website at: http://www.theswerve.com/

Images courtesy www.theswerve.com

Learn All about Shaving and Shaving Kits, Plus How to Make Some of Your Own Cool Shaving Gear

Image via WikipediaToday I will be posting many great links to some wonderful information about shaving and shaving kits. In addition, I have included fun links to information about how to make your own cool shaving gear.

Learn all about shaving (tips and tricks for a better shave)

Learn how to shave like your grandpa (getting a close shave with style - and cheaply, too!)

Rather get an old-fashioned barbershop shave? Use the Art of Manliness Barbershop Locator

Learn how to make your own shaving brush

Want to know more about shaving brushes and the grades of hair used in them?

No badgers were killed to make your brush

Learn how to make a razor and shaving brush stand with a hanger

Learn how to put together your own world-class Dopp kit

Let us all know in the comment section your experience with any of the above tips – and if you have pictures you want to share related to the tips, I would be happy to post them for you!

Happy Shaving!

November 1 - Salt Lake City - Get $100 to Shave

Market research is being done using two different two-blade razors. Participants will be paid $100 for completing the study which involves using both razors (they provide them for free), filling out questionnaires about them, and going in to the center 3 times (downtown Salt Lake City, Utah).

I assume you can shave around your facial hair, rather than have to shave it off; but if you are interested in participating, be sure to ask in advance.

My son and I both have participated in various market research studies before and they can be fun. They don't try to sell you anything: they just need to collect data. Easy money for a little bit of your time.

More info available at this link: Market Research Opportunity