Experts, including our Grooming Editor Garrett Munce, put a number of body groomers to the test and evaluated their effectiveness, safety, and value.

How We Selectedįor the past two years, we consulted with Men's Health's Grooming editors and writers on the top grooming products for men. You'll want to check out razors that have some type of water resistance, so you can use it while you take a shower or right after you hop out. That said, we suggest looking for a device with an extensive battery life, so you'll spend less time charging and more time shaving. In general, body hair is thicker than facial hair, so you'll need groomers that have have more power than your typical electric razor. So whatever hair you’re hoping to tackle, and no matter how much of it you have, these body groomers will get the job done quickly and comfortably. We’re talking long lasting batteries, waterproof casings, multiple guards, special blades and more. These days manscaping groomers are technologically advanced to help make the job way easier. Do you really want jock itch on your chin? And before you ask why you need another tool for this job, consider this: using the same razor or trimmer on your body as you do on your face could lead to bacterial cross-contamination. That’s where manscaping tools come in-they’re specifically designed to be gentle on sensitive areas (like your twig and berries) and make the grooming experience way more pleasant. $60 at Amazon $70 at Best Buy $60 at Read more Trimming, whether it's using hair clippers or electric razors, has its own set of headaches in the form of pulling hairs and not having enough protection between the blade and your skin. Anyone who has shaved even once knows that the risk of cutting and nicking skin is very real-especially when you get down to very sensitive or hard to reach areas.

This isn’t to say that you’re required to manscape, but whether you already do or you’re about to give it a try for the first time, the most important thing in any manscaping journey is the tool you use. And, for the record, 62% of women said in that same survey that they prefer a man who does some form of hair control down below. In fact, our own 2019 survey found that 62% of men do some sort of manscaping (and this survey focused only on below the belt ‘scaping so it’s probably more if you consider the total body). You can trim! You can wax! You can let it grow…and grow…and grow! But the reality is that most men do something to their body hair. As in, you can do whatever you want with it. Right now, we are living in what I would argue is the golden age of body hair. Just look at the wild, hairy 1970’s or the Ken doll slick early aughts if you don’t believe me. LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE, body grooming trends come and go.

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