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How to use a beard trimmer for styling
There’s nothing like a carefully groomed beard for sharpening your style. A little well-tended face fuzz can be totally transformative from head to...
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Our fascinating history began in 1772 with famed London gun, sword and bayonet manufacturer, Henry Nock, founding the company. But it was not until 1824 that Henry Wilkinson, who was by then managing the company, changed the name to James Wilkinson & Son.
Take a look back on our 250 years of history, to see our important milestones that we’ve celebrated.
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How to use shaving soap
If you’re looking to experience a more traditional wet shave, picking up a pot of shaving soap is a good place to start. These soaps were first int...
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Need to sharpen up?
You could do worse than bringing over 200 years of good old-fashioned precision engineering into your grooming routine. We’re Wilkinson Sword, and if it’s got a blade, we’ve probably designed and manufactured it at some point since 1772. It was sword-making that made our name, but in the last century we’ve become world famous for the most innovative shaving products around.
We revolutionise shaving
Not content with producing a safety razor that remains a bathroom staple to this day, we’ve gone on to reinvent men’s and women’s shaving more times than we can count. Our extraordinarily popular Hydro and Quattro ranges showcase our continually boundary-pushing razor technology. If there are ways to bring you a smoother, more comfortable and better hydrated shave then we think they’re worth pursuing relentlessly.
It doesn’t stop there
From the most advanced razors to the bathroom basics, our entire range puts high performance and quality at the centre of your daily routine. On our website you’ll find not only everything you need for a close and comfortable shave, but reliable grooming tools, shaving subscriptions and the answers to any hair removal questions you’ve ever had.