Morgan Rabach

Marc Bordons / Stocksy Hair removal has made great strides through the years. Now, more than ever, clients have endless options when it comes to hair removal. Lasers may be the new darlings on the hair removal circuit, but waxing never goes out of style, and it's still the option that the majority of men and women choose when it's time to ditch the fuzz.

As a kid who grew up during the golden age of the Gillette Mach III it’s staggering, if not overwhelming, to see the sheer number and variety of razors out there today. From those with upwards of four blades to models that vibrate or heat up, it’s a great time to be someone who shaves. But with all the bells and whistles taking most of our attention, there’s still a crucial question to answer, no matter how fancy your razor is: How often should I change my razor?

If you live somewhere that gets chilly in the winter, it's almost like clockwork: The cool weather arrives, and so does the dry skin. Or maybe you live in a climate that's dry year-round and are all too familiar with dry nasal passages and skin that no moisturizer seems capable of resolving. But what if we told you there's a helpful tool in the battle against dry air that you may not have tried? We're talking about a humidifier—so simple, yet so magically hydrating for the skin.