Best Selling Body Groomer In 2013

Men's body grooming has made great strides over the past few years as Manscaping has ceased being a dirty word and a normal part of our modern, more urban culture. Norelco has made great strides from being your Dad's shaver and razor company to one that's really innovated some great improvements to grooming tools for men.

Dual-Head Body Groomer : Trimmer + Razor

As I review men's grooming and manscaping tools sales figures, one product stands out head and shoulders above the rest making the Philips/Norelco BG2040 BodyGroom Pro the best selling men's bodygroomer over the past year - and then some.

With hair cutting and shaving features at both ends, the BodyGroom has an adjustable length trimmer on the tail end, and a pivoting foil shaver head on the other for a One-Two, Trim-Shave solution for a Manscaping solution for guys furry bits from head to toe.

A few other features of the body groomer are use in wet-dry environments and cordless rechargeable battery operation that quick-charges in less than an hour. Retailing around $70 it's a reasonably priced solution for a mans body - or facial hair.

Mens Grooming On The Go - Micro Manscaping

Men and Hair - It grows everywhere! (Unless you're bald, but if you are - the hair loss didn't happen overnight so you've had plenty of time to get used to it...) and sometimes you discover JUST ONE STRAY HAIR that needs to get Manscaped NOW!! Like that one sticking out of your nose just before a business meeting. Or that ear or eyebrow hair that suddenly got a wild-hair up it's arse and is driving you crazy. Swiss+Tech has a solution.



For just over $10 - you can add a men's grooming tool-kit to you keychain arsenal. This Swiss+Tech nail clipper tool locks onto your key ring and provides a great mini-scissors for those stray MAN HAIRS that pop out, nail cleaner, knife and file - and includes a handy LED flashlight integrated in the whole thing to help you slash your way through the Urban Jungle if need be. A great little 1-piece grooming kit for men you can take in your pocket!

Also check out this compact travel grooming case:

Bear Hairy Mens Grooming : Paw Nippers and Clippers

For men willing to think about personal care and grooming BELOW the neckline - Body grooming in the more general sense also includes nail grooming as well. Mens grooming sets make a great gift - to yourself. Here's a great basic men's nail set:


For men who know - and prefer to buy up for quality grooming tools, here's a Suvorna manicure and pedicure set made from high-quality surgical stainless steel:

Over the years I've found real value in paying up for precision made scissors, clippers and files. Assuming you don't lose them, (these compact travel grooming cases help keep it all together!) better-quality men's grooming gear stays sharper longer, cuts hair and nails cleaner and are a worthy investment in your personal care regimen.

Vacuum Beard Trimmers - Whisk Away Whiskers While You Shave

One of the problems with Manscaping is - "After you've cleaned up the nest, you've got to clean up the mess." Well the latest lines of mens beard and body grooming accessories do just that.



Norelco and Remington have added vacuum trimmers to their product lines: To Men's facial and body hair trimmers - as well as conventional hair clipper set.



Those who've used vacuum clippers and trimmers swear by 'em. They may not completely eliminate stray whiskers around the sink or on the floor, but keep the vast majority of hairs neatly in the quick-release, easy-empty whisker catcher.

Mens Facial Hair Grooming Tools

BEARD - MUSTACHE - GOATEE - MOUTEE

There's alot of different mens goatee styles from the minimalist 'Soul Patch' under the lip - to a full 'Moutee' - the big fuzzy doughnut that many men sport. On a technical level, a goatee strictly involves chin whiskers, a Moutee incorporates the mustache as well.

All the different men's beard styles umbrella all these variants under the generic term 'beard'. But a full beard that incorporates sideburns, mustache and more on down deserves the moniker 'Full Beard' for what it is.



It's neat to see how manufacturers of men's grooming accessories are adapting their product lines for specific facial hair management: Dedicated beard & goatee trimming, shaping and styling tools that do our traditional notion of 'hair clippers' one better with very specific cutting blades, length adjustment options and trimming guides to deal with shaving one's facial hair with more exacting precision.

Man-Groomer Line Of Body Grooming Tools for Men

A small but dedicated line of Manscaping products come from a company logically called 'ManGroomer'. I personally like back hair myself, but for those hellbent on hairy back Manscape action here's the do it yourself back fur razor that only needs a steady hand and a mirror.

There's also a ManGroomer razor - somewhat conventional in appearance to an electric razor but designed with Manscape needs in mind:


And lastly, the devil is in the details, so ManGroomer also offers a compact ear and nose hair trimmer.

Drastic Manscape Action Needed

I need a beard manscaping makeover or something. Maybe whack things down to a neat goatee and razor-sharp tightly angled sideburns. It's all the rage with Yung'uns these days. Getting the sideburns right is tough. I can 'rough 'em in' but it always helps to have somebody FIX them afterwards and get all the details right. But getting that goatee shaped properly is tough - and here's a solution:

The Goatee Saver!


For $20 it might help me keep a goatee trimmed 'Just-So' without all the sloppy careless free-hand shaving antics I find so difficult. All I know is now that summer is past - and my face isn't all tanned - it's finally SAFE to shave off my full beard and NOT have pale flesh that hasn't seen the light of day in half a year lurking underneath.

Trust me guys, you'll give new meaning to the word 'Pale-Face' if you whack off a thick beard in Mid-July. But it's November, I hereby officially declare it to be GO-GOATEE month.

Bushwhacker Manscaping : Forging Through The Hairy Thicket

BUSHWHACK
1. To ambush
2. To cut or beat one's way through thick woods
3. To range or move around in woods or the bush
4. To fight as a guerrilla in wild or uncivilized regions
5. To work in the bush, esp at timber felling

"The weapons with which we have gained our most important victories, which should be handed down as heirlooms from father to son, are not the sword and the lance, but the bushwhack, the turf-cutter, the spade, and the bog hoe, rusted with the blood of many a meadow, and begrimed with the dust of many a hard-fought field."

Walking - by Henry David Thoreau



I hereby declare if Remington, Schick, Norelco, Philips and Braun ever name a line of body grooming products 'The Bushwhacker' series of Manscape tools: I - or Henry David Thoreau - are going to sue their hairy asses off.

The Best Mens Body Hair Trimmer : Specialized Gear

General purpose hair clipper sets, men's shavers and razors ain't a bad place to start with your career as a MANSCAPER. Some common hair cutting tools and a 'Get 'er done' attitude may be all you need. But many manufacturers are stepping up and delivering equipment and tools for MANSCAPING that are optimally designed for the MANSCAPE.



Philips, Schick, Norelco, Gillette, Remington and Conair have really stepped up to the plate to deliver more specialized body hair groomers and gear to address specific body parts and areas with finesse. Many of these mens body groomer tools are really sutied for the task, combining trimming and shaving functions into a single unit. Other body groomers and hair trimmers feature interchangable and snap on heads for the full gamut of Manscaping needs.

Manscaping Tips : Things Your Father Never Told You

Not everyone had a Father around to teach you right and wrong. For those of us who did, Dad was a role model at the bathroom sink - shaving and scraping away at his neck and cheeks. And you basically picked-up on whatever you witnessed and that's pretty much all you knew about Mens Grooming.



Perhaps Dad never talked about shaving. Never taught you HOW TO SHAVE in an explicit life lesson as you hit puberty. Perhaps you simply came down to the breakfast table to see Dad with bits of bloody toilet-paper pasted here and there on his face and you thought; "OK, when I grow up and become a real man, that's not how I'm going to Manscape."

Dad certainly never talked about other hair, or hair down there. Or that someday body hair elsewhere might become unruly and need to be dealt with - at least occasionally. You learned it the hard way: Locked in the bathroom, sitting on the toilet or with one leg propped up on the edge of the bathtub -- doing unspeakables to your unmentionables, nicking and cutting yourself in places you'd rather not have. But you were MANSCAPING. With whatever hair cutting tools Dad had. Cuz you were getting body hair in places other than on your face. And you knew you had to do something with it.