...data to create personalized boards, Glossy explains. –Vogue explains how women’s attitudes towards shaving are shifting. –More people are turning to social media to read the news than print newspapers...

...transportation,” shares Refinery29. –Harry’s, the popular men’s DTC shaving brand, is launching a women’s grooming line, “changing the dialogue around shaving and helping normalize hair removal,” writes AdWeek. –The Wall...

...(or wouldn’t) change Americans’ driving habits. -Men’s growing preference for beards is hurting the shaving industry, as Quartz reports. -Women are taking to barbershop-style hairstyles, explains The New York Times....

...and care.” Harry's 'A Man Like You' Harry’s, a direct-to-consumer men’s grooming label disrupting the stodgy shaving category, is one such brand working to reappropriate masculinity. In February 2018 Harry’s...

...pleasure from shaving time, said a Panasonic spokesperson. This is the latest in a wider Asian trend of self-pampering products for the home, which in recent years has boosted sales...

...direct questions to relevant users, shaving minutes off time spent wading through Google search results. “The core assumption of classic web search is that for every question there is a...

...Shave Club. Commercials for the shaving category have gone crazy with the “Tech this, tech that, four blades, five blades, six, seven”—how many blades can you get on there? Dollar...

...in the US and Europe. Dollar Shave Club, the popular men’s shaving subscription service, moved into fine fragrance in November 2018, offering “everything you need to look, smell and feel...

...the city is applying predictive data analytics toward “preemptive government,” shaving off a minute from ambulance response times, for instance. For more on how predictive data analysis is saving lives...

...algorithmic pastry design Men's shaving brushes at NYCxDesign Retail: Hyper-personalized products. The trend towards diagnostic, highly-personalized services is spreading from health to retail, as consumers become comfortable with exchanging personal...