Potty Talk: The Pit(s) of Despair
Potty Talk is a new one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his Tumblr here.
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January 7, 2016
OH FAQ! How the Heck Do I Use Conditioner?
DSC’s hair guru, Cleve McMillan, has washed more than 150,000 heads—so when he says conditioner is like HGH for your hair, we believe him. Have a question about how a Dollar Shave Club service, feature, or just plain how to stay handsome? Email us a bm@dollarshaveclub.com.
January 6, 2016
Get the Skinny on Sensitive Skin (And What to Do About It)
Over 68 percent of the world claims to have sensitive skin. But sensitive skin, as defined by dermatologists, specifically refers to genetic conditions like eczema or rosacea, conditions that 68 percent of the world doesn’t have. So why the disconnect? It would seem that “sensitive skin” has...
January 4, 2016
No Manspreading! An Etiquette Guide to the Gym Locker Room
It’s the Monday after New Years, which means it’s time to get crackin’ on that resolution of yours—if you haven’t thrown in the towel yet, that is. If you’re one of 2016’s many new gym membership holders, we’ve got some words of warning for you: The posing...
December 29, 2015
January's Bathroom Minutes Spotify Playlists: New Year's Edition
Goodbye, 2015. Hello, 2016! Yep, we’ve all made it another year on planet Earth, and that means it’s time to celebrate with a little merry-making and champagne-toasting. Or not! The fact is, there’s two ways to ring in the new year: Cutting a rug to some party...
December 28, 2015
A Look Back: The Best Facebook Comments of 2015
With New Year’s inching closer and closer, it’s important that we reflect on the memories that we’ve made over these past 365 days. Good times. Bad times. Better times. Fortunately (or unfortunately) today’s technology makes sure that everything we say and do is stored in the interwebs...
December 23, 2015
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Wielders of Steel: Greg Butauski, Ice Sculptor
Here at Dollar Shave Club, we appreciate the power of good ol’ sharpened steel. And while we get to shave with our razors every day, we don’t often get the chance to toy around with other wicked edges—like the precision-carving tools needed to hone a humble ice...
December 22, 2015
DSC Member: Mike Macadaan, Flashing the Leather
Mike Macadaan is all about untangling life’s complexities. And where better to start than with the bird’s nest of cords, chargers and headphones that we encounter with every unzip of our daily carry bags. He and his gang of L.A.-based craftsmen at This is Ground make completely...
December 21, 2015
The Cold Weather of Winter Can Change the Heck Out of your Body
Love it or hate it, mall or coffee shop, you can’t go anywhere this time of year without hearing that old familiar tune: “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose…” Unfortunately, if you had to leave your house to go to that...
December 19, 2015
Rompecabeza: Cookie Crunch
There’s nothing like stepping into your home during Christmastime to the sweet smell of fresh baked gingerbread cookies. Nostalgia (and hunger) sets in, and dear memories of Gran Gran letting you lick the spoon swirl around in your head. And in this week’s Rompecabeza, our perhaps too hungry gingerbread fanatics are eating the...
December 18, 2015
Potty Talk: Getting a Bit Hairy
Potty Talk is a new one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his tumblr here.
How Many Gifts Can Actually Keep On Giving? Turns Out, It’s a Lot
No one likes it when their meticulously-wrapped present outlives its usefulness before the Christmas ham has even begun to coagulate. In the best case, we strategically pick the gifts we give so that they can be used for a long time—a heartfelt, if not less-than-subtle, reminder of...
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