Gillette, Harry's, and Dollar Shave Club are engaged in a fierce battle over the market for subscriptions and home delivery of shaving products. The customer benefits of such clubs are convenience ...

We Tried Dollar Shave Club, Harry’s and Gillette—One Was Clearly the Best Now that Gillette has its own subscription razor service, which company offers the best deal and service?

When Target opened its razor aisles to online upstart Harry’s Razor, Gillette paid the price. Within weeks, Harry’s grabbed a 10% share of the retailer’s cartridge sales and about 50% of ...

The main goal of Harry’s is to offer shaving products at an honest price. The Truman and Winston razors are $9 and $20, respectively. The Truman set costs $15, and the Winston set is $25.

For decades, Gillette has defined shaving. But upstarts like Harry’s may be doing more than getting under its skin. A MAN DRAGS A RAZOR over his face 1.7 million times, give or take. That’s ...

The same factors that are making Gillette’s grooming division less profitable are the ones that allowed low-cost, direct-to-consumer razor brands like Harry’s and Dollar Shave Club to get a ...

Harry's blades start at $2 and get down to $1.50 when you buy in bulk. Dollar Shave Club's mid-tier blades cost $1.50 too. While both start-ups have similar business models—their styles differ ...

New razors. Gillette's struggles have extended beyond a market downturn. Critics, including activist investor Nelson Peltz, ... Harry's started selling razors at Walmart.

The owner of Schick razors needs to close the gap with Gillette, its biggest rival. So it’s turning to new blood to make that happen. Edgewell Personal Care is buying the upstart razor maker ...

Proctor & Gamble’s Gillette continues to lead American men’s shaving; it had about 47.3 percent of the market in 2018, with Edgewell’s brands at about 13.6 percent and Harry’s at about 2.6 ...

(CNN) -- 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." But for Gillette, which is ...

P&G launched a digital and social campaign to defend its Gillette razor brand against a competitive threat from online upstart Harry’s Razor Co.