(This is a test post from my public relations email file.) Let’s face it: the “Quarantine 15” has a lot of mens’ self-esteem in the toilet right now after a long past year of sheltering in place and social distancing. Approximately 64% of men said t...
Sharpologist will be doing a little “housekeeping” soon. The site moved to a new server host in 2019. It’s time to move again: Sharpologist is now firmly in the “medium-sized” website category and is starting to outgrow the server platform it’s curr...
Although rosacea sufferers now have access to more treatment options and sophisticated care than ever before, many are still untreated or using older therapies that may not be optimally suited for their individual cases. The National Rosacea Society...
I’ve been seeing Lather & Wood Shaving Company shave soap hitting my Amazon suggested products feed, so I decided to get some for myself to try. Source
You’re listening to Wet Shaving Talk powered by Sharpologist.com where we’re dedicated to preserving the art and skill of classic shaving. I’m your host Joe Borrelli and today is March 29th, 2021. Today on the Show: Source
[Comment from Mantic59: I get a lot of email from public relations representatives. Pretty much 99% of it get deleted but every now and then there’s one that I think is interesting enough to pass along.] Skincare is a unique process for everyone. B...
A relatively new vendor in the wet shaving world, The Shave Shack Of Texas, is putting together a podcast to advocate traditional wet shaving and grooming. Sharpologist is helping them get the word out by hosting the inaugural podcast episode! Click...
A few weeks ago I wrote about five wet shaving products that I thought were over-rated. That got me to thinking, about about under-rated products? Source
If you’re a woman looking for a quick and simple way to remove peach fuzz and improve the dullness and texture of your skin, you’ve come to the right place. Let me introduce you to a skincare technique that’s designed to do all that and more. Growing...
My interest in traditional wet shaving is going on 20 years now. And despite robust growth of the niche, with many more products to choose from now, I still have a few long-time favorites. Source