Since its release in 2006, this razor has earned a loyal following for one simple reason—it works. Designed for those who ...

Gillette has spent a long time developing a heated razor—key patents date back as far as 2005, and a 2009 schematic more or less describes the form and function of the razor that’s available ...

Procter & Gamble Co. is looking to head shaving to jump-start its Gillette segment as working from home, intense competition and wavering shopper sentiment weigh on the business.

At its £199 price point, the Gillette Heated Razor is definitely a premium shaving product and pushes shaving innovation to a new level rather than just adding more and more blades.

If you’re about to shave your head for the first time, then you’re probably a little nervous. Not just to find out how handsome you are without hair but also for the shave itself. Shaving your own ...

Gillette’s newest razor doesn’t come with an extra blade or better handle. Instead, the $200 razor heats up to give men the “pleasure of a hot towel shave.” ...

It's the first new shaver Gillette has developed since Procter & Gamble Co. took it over in 2005, ... at a suggested price of $10.99 for a handle and a single shaving head.

The best head shavers for men are designed to deftly navigate the contours the head for a smooth finish. ... (especially if you’ve been using Gillette products since you first started shaving).

Gillette’s latest product rejects both of these trends. The Heated Razor adds not a blade, but a “warming bar” that keeps its cartridge toasty throughout your shave. And at $150, it’s ...