“The texture and density of the hair on your body can be very different from the texture and density of the hair on your face,” says Brian Underwood, beauty and wellness director at Oprah Daily. While you could use the same tool on your body that you use on your beard, Munce cautions that you can risk cross-contamination from bacteria if you’re also trimming areas like your groin or armpits. However you choose to groom your hair is solely your choice, but safety-wise, consider purchasing a groomer just for your body. Modern groomers are also more gentle on sensitive areas than, say, a razor and shaving cream and reduce the risk of cutting or hurting your tender bits,” he adds. But what classifies a body grooming tool? “Body groomers are usually a cross between a hair clipper and an electric razor,” says Garrett Munce, grooming editor for Esquire and Men’s Health, and the author of the book “Self-Care for Men.” “They allow for more maneuverability and, often, the ability to choose various cutting lengths. Men now have a bevy of options to look and feel good, particularly in the body grooming department. Men’s toiletry options used to consist of a few measly throwaways, like shampoo, deodorant and shaving cream, but recently, the men’s section of the self-care aisle has boomed. According to Statista, the global male grooming market is estimated to be worth about 81 billion dollars by 2024. If you’ve been on the search for the perfect tool for the job, you’re not alone. The simple truth is nearly every single person has hair on their body, but how you choose to care for it is entirely in your hands – literally, thanks to a bevy of high-powered hair trimmers, beard trimmers and body groomers.

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