This article serves as a 101-level introduction to manscaping, the art and craft of shaving your body hair.

For easy reference, here’s a list of the manscaping tools mentioned in the article:

• Wahl Litium Ion Grooming Kit (my trimmer of choice)
• Dorco Pace 6 Value Pack (Amazon’s #1 razor blade)
• Dermasuri Exfoliating Mitt (top seller on Amazon)

You’ve no doubt heard the term “manscaping” before, and maybe you’ve even tried it for yourself. Maybe you’re even a seasoned manscaper like me!

Manscaping has become synonymous with shaving down below, but did you know there’s more to it than that?

Look, guys. We’re short. We’re modest men. There’s no shame in it. And hey, there’s nothing we can do to change that. However, there are things we can do to put our best foot forward.

We can accentuate our other qualities. We can look and feel our best. That’s where manscaping can help.

What Is Manscaping?

Manscaping is not just about shaving your body hair or cutting your own hair at home. It’s about looking and feeling great. It’s about hygiene and keeping you clean and neat.

Manscaping is also about taking pride in your appearance and being the best version of yourself you can be.

Manscapers have made the choice to take positive steps in their life. They take control of their bodies and accentuate their best features.

And they’re not alone.

Celebrity Manscapers

Men from all walks of life manscape. Including a lot of our shortest celebrities. There’s a lot of celebrities we could add to this list, but here’s a few.

Like 5’8” Zac Efron, for example. Do you think his chest hair just naturally spreads across his pecs in a willowy pattern before trailing down his abs?

Of course not!

Or 5’7” Tom Cruise. He’s been a notorious manscaper since before it was cool. In fact, you’ll rarely see pictures of Cruise with any kind of chest hair.