Potty Talk: TP Express
Potty Talk is a 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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May 12, 2016
When to Stick with that Miserable Job, Relationship and Workout
It’s always wise to know your limits. And occasionally that means knowing when to say sayonara to your job, your significant other and your workout routine. A topic we covered in the May Bathroom Minutes feature, “I Think I Can’t.” But quitting isn’t always the answer. Sometimes...
May 11, 2016
Fashion in Action: Embracing Man’s Worst Accessory
How the hell am I supposed to pack this thing? I thought to myself, staring at my freshly purchased fedora. I had no intention of keeping this accessory long-term. My plan when I bought the ridiculously overpriced, much-maligned hat earlier that day was to wear it for...
May 6, 2016
Where Did All the Dicks Go?
My grandfather was a Dick. I mean his name was Dick. Technically, his name was Richard, but all we ever called him was Dick. So, yeah, my grandfather was a Dick. Not a big Dick — he wasn’t an exceptionally large man, 6 feet tall — but a Dick, no less....
April 30, 2016
Potty Talk: The Unspeakable Beauty of Toothpaste on a Toothbrush
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his Tumblr here.
April 25, 2016
Riding Shotgun With a Real-Life Mad Max
For Mike Orr, a.k.a. “Sweet Lips,” escapism comes in the form of Wasteland Weekend: an annual four-day post-apocalyptic festival held in the Southern California desert that attracts thousands of people from around the country. It’s basically a giant celebration of end-of-the-world culture, where, per Sweet Lips,...
April 19, 2016
OH FAQ! How the Heck Do I Loofah?
We asked Monica Belsito, DSC’s skin-care expert, how to use and, more importantly, take care of that sponge-y thing people hang from their showerhead. If you have any grooming-related questions that make you say “OH, FAQ!“, email us at bm@dollarshaveclub.com and we’ll answer it in an upcoming post.
April 18, 2016
So You Think You Know Everything There is to Know About Hair?
Put your notes away and turn off your cell phone because it’s pop-quiz time. This week’s topic: That mop on your head you call your hair. Just kidding, your hair looks great on you. Answer the five “True or False” questions below, and don’t even think about...
April 13, 2016
DSC Debate: Morning, or Evening Showers? (Members’ Edition)
Last week, we asked our fellow DSC employees which is better: Showering in the morning or showering in the evening? We received plenty logical, calculated and, well, outright ridiculous responses. And now here’s where you, our readers, weighed in on the debate. Team Morning Showers Jesse C.:...
April 7, 2016
You Should Never, Ever, Ever Throw These 9 Things in the Garbage
Spring cleaning typically means throwing away everything ‘cept the kitchen sink—all of which we covered in April’s Bathroom Minutes magazine. But it doesn’t have to. Some of your junk, like the nine items below, doesn’t belong in a landfill. For a few reasons… 1) They can be...
April 4, 2016
Potty Talk: Worst Case Scenario
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his Tumblr here.
March 31, 2016
Wet Your Whistle With the April "Rainy Day" Spotify Playlist
When it rains, it pours. And when it pours, kick back, order delivery and listen to the Bathroom Minutes “Rainy Day” Spotify playlist. And if it isn’t raining, don’t count yourself out. Take your speakers into the bathroom, turn the shower to “cold,” and voilá! You’ve got...
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