Men have shaved their facial hair throughout history beginning with blades. Some prefer wet shaving while others prefer dry shaving. It really depends on preference and how much time you have. Ask any man: Facial hair removal is a big part of a man’s life. It is estimated that men spend about 1800 hours of… Read More
There is a new trend this summer; some women are proudly letting their long and bushy underarm hair grow out. Both Miley Cyrus and Madonna have been showing off their underarm hair by posting pictures on social media sites like Instagram and Youtube. It is not just celebrities. Many more women around the world are… Read More
According to Bloomberg, Procter & Gamble is considering selling some of its beauty brands. In 2014, the beauty portion of its business accounted for 24% of the company’s total revenue at $19.5 billion. Procter & Gamble is the home of some of the most recognized beauty brands including: Braun, Olay, SKII, and Covergirl. The beauty… Read More
Braun has finally revealed the follow up to its popular Braun Silk Epil 7 epilator, the new Braun Silk- épil 9.
At International CES 2015, Panasonic revealed three new epilators for women. These include the ES-ED70 Wet/Dry Shaver and Epilator, the ES-ED50 Wet/Dry Shaver and Epilator, and the ES-EU20 Wet/Dry Shaver and Epilator. These new hair removal devices should be available in stores by summer 2015. The big difference between these models is the number of… Read More
Braun and Jessica Alba have launched a new campaign called #breakfree to spread the message of positivity to help women break free from doubt.
At age 33, Jessica Alba is one of the most naturally beautiful actresses in Hollywood. Posing in a hot pink dress with beautiful flowing hair, Jessica Alba is now the global brand ambassador for Braun in its #Breakfree campaign.
Veet has pulled their latest hair removal campaign entitled “Don’t Risk Dudeness” after the commercials stirred up controversy online from both women and men. The ads seem to imply if women don’t use an epilator, razor, or veet on their legs, they are actually men. Critics are calling the ads sexist and homophobic, saying it… Read More
