All Grooming

The days of guys sticking to “bar soap only” routines are behind us. Today, there are so many choices when it comes to men’s grooming that the options are almost overwhelming.

But don’t worry—we know exactly where you can find all the best brands, beloved products and high-quality shaving tools you need to look your best. They’re all right here at Macy’s.

Want to know more about how to put together a solid men’s skin care and body care regime? Keep reading.

First Steps
Always start with basics like soap and shaving products since you’ll use these most often. You can bring your favorite fragrance into the shower with you (so to speak) by choosing soaps and other men’s body care products in the same scent as your signature cologne. This move helps your fragrance last longer throughout the day, too.

We think you should look at grooming items like shaving cream and shaving soap, aftershave balm and beard care as essentials, not luxuries. These products, especially when combined with high-quality shaving tools, will replenish your skin while conditioning your facial hair the more that you use them.

Fact: the skin on your face is more delicate than the skin on your body. Gentle cleansers, moisturizers and facial sunscreens are your friends. The harsh detergents present in some heavy-duty soaps and body washes are not. So, what’s the moral of the story? Seek out men’s skin care products designed specifically for facial use, because when you treat your face kindly, your skin will thank you for it in the years to come.

Treat and Correct
Don’t dismiss problems like dry, rough patches or occasional flakes. Simply hoping they go away on their own is not a strategy we would recommend. 

If you need to treat specific concerns (anything from sensitive skin to backne to dandruff), Macy’s also carries targeted skin care treatments and men’s hair care products to address those issues.

Look Your Best with Our Help
Now that you know how to put together a grooming regimen, you’re ready to find your new go-to products at Macy’s.