• The curse of dandruff. If you’ve got it – do what you can to eliminate it especially if you’re wearing darker coloured clothes. Invest in a good anti-dandruff shampoo recommended by your chemist.
• 80’s might be making a comeback, but the monobrow look has never really been in and you’ll look great if you pluck out those stray hairs with a set of tweezers. Better still, get a pro to do it for you at a salon.
• If you’ve had some heavy nights watch out for bigger pores and the odd unsightly black head that may even give off a nasty smell. Be prepared and invest in an exfoliating face wash to scrub away the damage of the night before.
• Get ready for a good shave. Whatever you do, don’t use a blunt razor or you’ll be covered in a not very appealing rash. Invest in a good razor and follow our step by step shaving guide.
• Ok – so our ears and nose may never stop growing, but that’s no excuse for letting the hair that pops out of both areas go crazy. Invest in a nasal hair trimmer and don’t let those stragglers get out of control.
• Moisturise your face. Be careful to use a product without alcohol to stop avoid any stinging. It’ll help get rid of little dry patches and reveal a refreshed look to help you stand out from the crowd.
• And while you’re looking after the skin on your face, take a look at your hands too. Even Daniel Craig won’t pull if his finger nails are long and dirty. So keep them clean and short and check out our accessories range to help.
• Sharpen your style. Make sure your shoes are polished and you’ve used all your best accessories – nice belt, favourite watch, good wallet. The details of how you look will speak volumes about you.

Whether you’re a fan of the super smooth look, or enjoy sporting a goatee, check out the range of products that’ll help you get the look you want effortlessly. The full Quattro range, including the Quattro Titanium and Quattro Titanium Energy now has a nifty little edging blade on the back of the head to help you reach those hard to get to areas. And Precision will knock your socks off if you’re looking for an all in one razor that shaves and trims.

• Step 1: Let your skin wake up. Don’t shave first thing in the morning, have a cup of tea first to let the puffiness caused by fluid collection overnight fade away.
• Step 2: Exfoliate before you shave to get rid of dead skin and help prepare the pores for your shave.
• Step 3: Wet your stubble with warm or hot water before shaving. It opens the hair shaft to the blades cut your hair not your skin.
• Step 4: Thoroughly massage shaving cream into stubble before your shave. It not only helps soften the hair but helps protect against nasty razor rashes and burns.
• Step 5: Make sure your blades are sharp. Dull blades are the culprit for most shaving accidents. A new blade will stop any dragging of the razor over your face.
• Step 6: Use gentle pressure against your beard and shave with the grain of the hair.
• Step 7: Shave the most sensitive area of your face first – the neck and below the jawbone – then move up the face.
• Step 8: Rinse the blade in hot water when shaving and use slow short strokes. It’ll stop any drag that the razor may make to your skin.
• Step 9: Apply oil free moisturiser to soothe, protect and invigorate your skin. If you’re using after-shave check the label for alcohol and be warned that this is the ingredient that makes your skin sting.
• Step 10: Be careful of mentholated shaving products. They may give you a nice ‘cool’ sensation at first, but menthol, like alcohol, can be irritating to the skin.

• 90% of all adult males shave at least once a day.
• Men spend an average of 5 months of their lives shaving.
• An average man will shave at least 20,000 times in his lifetime.
• Shaving, tweezing or waxing does not cause hair to grow back thicker or fuller.
• Your hair grows in response to individual biochemistry and hormones. Heredity, genes, race, medications taken, physical and mental stress, and diet influence these hormones.
• Most shaving accidents are caused by using dull and/or dirty razor blades, insufficient preparation of the skin and hair before shaving, and using the wrong equipment and products.
• A man’s beard contains between 7,000 and 15,000 hairs.
• Titanium – the same stuff that’s used to coat the Quattro range of razors – is half the weight of steel but triple the strength.
• Titanium does not corrode when exposed to harsh weather, grease or most chemicals – which is why its coating helps razors stay sharper for longer without rusting.
• A man removes approximately 25 feet of hair in his lifetime through shaving alone.