Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals aren’t just for the ladies. Here, we’re wrangling up the grooming deals for guys. From electric shavers and toothbrushes to high-techlight treatments and motorized facial scrubbers, we’ve got you covered this holiday season. If you’ve got a tip on a hot deal for products, send us a tip! Check back here all week for updates!

Every Man Jack

Cyber Monday Only

Get 10% all orders. Enter promo code: “Cyber”
All orders over $75 that use the promo code will be entered into a drawing to win an Every Man Jack gift basket valued at more than $75.

Visit: EveryManJack.com

Target (details here)

Available: Friday (while supplies last)

Norelco Sensotouch Wet/Dry Electric Razor $89.99 ($10 off)
Oral-B Professional Care Toothbrush $34.99 ($35 off!, Door Buster, while supplies last)

Walmart (details here)

Available: All Day, Friday

Philips Sonicare Essence Electric Toothbrush $37.97
Philips Norelco 7363 Electric Shaver $37.97

KMart (day/time details here)

Available: All Day, Friday (while supplies last)

Electric Shavers

Prices: $14.99 to 19.99:
Philips Norelco G370
Conair GMT189
Remington PG-360

Prices $24.99 to $39.99
Philips Norelco 6490
Braun Series 1
Remington R-3130
Remington R-5130

Price: $49.99
Philips Norelco 7810

Fragrance Gift Sets $15.99
Axe Gift Sets $1.00 off

Costco (details here)

ANSR: Beam Visibly Better Skin Pack $99.99 ($30 off)

Anthony For Men
Anthony For Men is offering 20% off any purchase on anthony.com from Nov.22nd- 26th.
On Cyber Monday (Nov. 29), get 20% off any purchase plus a free Tool Kit and complimentary ground shipping with any purchase of $50 or more.
Visit: www.anthony.com

Dr. Gerald Imber Youth Corridor
Nov. 26 to Dec. 3 Only
Get 20% off Youth Corridor Antioxidant Boost Skin Serum
Enter Discount Code 20CyberYC at Checkout
Visit: drimber.com

Zeno
Black Friday through Cyber Monday (Nov. 26 to 29 Only)
25% off the entire site for 4 days – Black Friday through Cyber Monday. Also get free shipping!
Visit: www.myzeno.com

AHAVA
Cyber Monday Deals (Nov. 29 Only)
Spend $50 and get 15% off PLUS a deluxe size Hand/Body/Foot Cream with code GIVE15;
Spend $100 and get 20% off PLUS a deluxe size Hand/Body/Foot Cream, an Exfoliating Washcloth, and a Botanic Bliss Set, with code GIVE20
Spend $200 and get 30% off PLUS a deluxe size Hand/Body/Foot Cream, an Exfoliating Washcloth, and a Botanic Bliss Set, with code GIVE30.
Visit: www.AHAVA.com

LovelySkin.com
On Black Friday, LovelySkin.com will offer 25% off the entire site (Including men’s and unisex products from Murad, B. Kamins, MD Forte, La Roche-Posay and many men’s fragragrances).
Plus, you can earn double rewards points and receive a free Obagi ELASTIderm Eye product with a purchase of $200 or more.
On Cyber Monday, LovelySkin will offer 25% off the entire site and all purchases over $200 will receive a freeNeocutis Lumiere Eye Cream.
No discount code needed.
Visit: lovelyskin.com

Clarisonic
All “Skincare Pairs” that are purchased this Cyber Monday will be 20% off. Products such as the Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System, Opal Sonic Infusion, brush heads and cleansers bought in pairs will be included in this special. There is free shipping on all orders as well as a free gift with purchase: a Limited Edition Pink Brush Head (Normal), 6 oz. Gentle Hydro Cleanser and travel bag ($65 value). Clarisonic brushes make great gift for guys with beards!
Visit: www.clarisonic.com

Tweezerman
Cyber Monday Only! Enjoy free shipping on all orders over $45 and a free gift with any order over $75.
Visit: www.tweezerman.com

Shobha
For Cyber Monday only, buy 1 at-home hair removal or after care product (i.e. ingrown hair relief, rosewater toner) online and get a 2^nd free (same product). Simply choose “buy one, get one free” from the drop down menu before putting the product in the shopping bag.
Also, enjoy free shipping on all domestic orders! Enter coupon code “FSH2010” during checkout when choosing shipping.
Visit: www.myshobha.com

1. Tom Ford Bois Marocain Fragrance ($180, Saks Fifth Avenue)

There’s no doubt that Tom Ford practically wrote the book on how to look like a real man, and his fragrances are everything you’d expect: masculine, sexy, mysterious and a little dirty (in a good way). It’s not quite Spanish Fly, but this is a gift for your dad.

2. Baxter of California 45th Anniversary Straight-Razor ($345, baxterofcalifornia.com)

45 years ago, Baxter Finley created his first grooming product for men and the Baxter of California brand was born. In honor of the anniversary, the brand is going back to its roots with a limited-edition cut-throat razor handcrafted by Hart Steel. It features 24k gold inlay “45” on the spine of the blackened steel blade to mark the milestone, and includes a plush leather sleeve for the blade.

3. The Art of Shaving Fusion Chrome Collection with Pro-Glide Razors ($150, theartofshaving.com)

These days, razors have more bells and whistles than a one-man band, but that doesn’t mean it can’t look stylish in your bathroom. Check out The Art of Shaving’s newest upgrade to the Fusion Chrome Collection razor. The chrome-plated razor not only uses the newest Pro-Glide Razors, but it features a no-slip grip, micropulse power and a handy headlight so you can see where you’re going!

4. Wahl Lithium Ion Facial Hair Trimmer (Sponsored) ($49.95, Wahl-Store.com)

As a shout out to our new advertisers, Wahl’s Lithium Ion Trimmer deserves a lot of credit. This all-in-one set contains numerous changeable blade heads and guards to trim, sculpt and shear any kind of facial hair from beards and stubble to goatees and sideburns. And it’s Lithium Ion battery lasts three times as long between charges.

5. Zeo Personal Sleep Coach ($199, MyZeo.com)

As a crazy insomniac, the Zeo Personal Sleep Coach makes sleeping a game. Each night, it tracks how much time you spend in light sleep, deep sleep and REM sleep. It also counts how many times your sleep was interrupted and gives you a grade each morning. Track your progress online and get tips emailed to you each day to improve your Z’s.

6. Anthony Logistics The Tool Kit ($18, sephora.com)

Give Dad a different kind of tool kit. He has all the screwdrivers and hammers he’ll ever need but his hands are looking a bit busted. The four-piece kit includes stainless steel nail clippers, scissors, nail file and tweezers that come in a handy steel case. There’s no way he’ll mistake it for mom’s manicure set.

7. Jack Spade Drill Nylon Soap Bag ($75, jackspade.com)

Every dopp kit has a lifespan and chances are that Dad’s has lived long past it’s prime. Refresh his travelin’ man style with a heavy-duty but lightweight nylon soap kit from Jack Spade. It’s easier to clean than his moldy leather kit and can take a beating in the suitcase.

8. Flight 1 5-Star Hotel Kit ($42, flight001.com)

If your dad’s like mine, he’ll use whatever bar soap he finds in the hotel bathroom and then complains about the scent or how dry his skin feels. Don’t let him leave the house without Flight 001′s 5-Star Hotel Kit–the ultimate survival kit for men on the move. It includes Malin + Goetz Peppermint Shampoo and Conditioner, Vitamin B5 Body Moisturizer, Bergamot Body Wash, Grapefruit Face Cleanser, mending kit, F1 shower cap, F1 dental kit, do not disturb hanging door sign, Dylans Candy chocolate square, and Maura Peters scented candle in pear moss. Even staying at the  Holiday Inn will feel five-star with this gift.

9. The Bearded Gentleman: The Style Guide to Shaving Face ($14.95 10.17, Amazon.com)

If you’ll forgive the shameless self-promotion, give Dad a copy of The Bearded Gentleman, written by Allan Peterkin and Nick Burns (me!). TBG is the complete guide to facial hair from cultivating a fabulous beard or mustache to shaving it all off for a clean-shaven look. Get step-by-step instructions for shaving with a straight razor, honing and stropping, dyeing your whiskers, and finding cures for the most common of shaving gripes. If you email me at nick@beardedgentleman.com, I will sign a copy and mail it to you in time for Father’s Day!

10. Malin + Goetz Dark Rum Candle ($48, malinandgoetz.com)

I know, guys hate candles. But he just might dig this one. It’s not girly or sweet. Instead, it’s got a rich scent of rum and musk that your pops will enjoy but won’t upset your mom. Malin + Goetz candles are made with a 16% concentration of fragrance for a higher-quality scent. —Nick Burns

Nothing says spring like the smell of freshly cut grass. One whiff of the iconic odor brings me back to napping on mother’s sofa, windows open and country lace curtains shuffling in the breeze. The citrusy notes of summers past are giving way to those a bit greener by nature. Here’s a small group of my favorites – new and old.

Cannibus Santal by Fresh, $75 (3.4oz), fresh.com

Something of a more risqué green, Cannibus Santal is a very masculine (although unisex) fragrance that has a hint of something all too familiar. The concoction of cannibus, black plum, chocolate, rose and vanilla may sound a bit heavy for Spring, but creates a very light sun-appropriate scent.

Green by Byredo, $195 (3.4oz), byredo.com

The name says it all. Green is a mixture of honeysuckle, rose, jasmine and sage. There’s a hint of tonka almond to smooth things out. It’s a very discreet scent that perfumer Ben Gorham created as an homage to the fragrance his father wore during the late 70’s.

Space.NK.MEN Blue, $38 (1.7oz), spacenk.com

More of a woodsy approach to green – don’t let the name suggest otherwise – Space.NK created this fragrance to celebrate the opening of their first men’s store in London’s Soho district. Notes of oak moss, cedar leaf, basil and geranium produce a more typical spring fragrance. It’s very light and airy and easy to wear.

Green Valley by Creed, $250 (4oz), creedboutique.com

One of the oldest perfume houses in the world, Creed introduced Green Valley into the market back in 1999. A woodsy approach to something green – it reminds me of watering the moss of an orchid. It’s very masculine, yet soft. Very refined – something you’d expect from the house of Creed.

High Line by Bond No. 9, $145 (1.7oz), bondno9.com

The newest addition to Bond No. 9’s lineup, High Line, gets it name from the newly-opened, elevated park on Manhattan’s West Side. Known for calling their fragrances by names of New York City attractions, the perfume house has an uncanny ability to trap the essence of a neighborhood in a bottle. Just launched in March 2010, High Line accurately represents its namesake. Notes of purple love grass, red leaf roses, tulips and sea moss are a surprisingly manly mixture that lands in stores just in time to kick off spring. —Seth Howard

Love corduroy? Check out the Levi’s x Opening Ceremony collabo for lightweight, spring-appropriate cords in a 60s-style colors. [GQ Eye]

Warm up your winter with Tom Ford’s new Private Blend Bois Marocain fragrance—a blend of  thuya, Madagascan black pepper, bergamot, and nutmeg. [Truman Says]

Prada + Japan + Denim = Prada’s handmade Japanese Denim. Now available stateside. Need I say more? [Truman Says]

Emporio Armani’s fashion show on Friday will be streamed live over the internet at live.emporioarmani.com and on facebook.com/ARMANI. [Fashionista]

Think everyone is staring at your crotch? They will with these pants. They leave little to the imagination. [OMG]

Stinky balls? There’s a product for that. This lotion promises to keep your berries dry, and stench-free. Amazing. [OMG]

Acqua di Parma released its latest addition to the Blu Mediterraneo collection last month with the crisp Bergamotto di Calabria collection.

The scent is a splendid cocktail of  top notes of bergamot and citron, heart notes of bergamot cedar wood and red ginger, and base notes of vetiver, Benzoin and musk. The resulting fragrance is bright, fresh and clean while retaining its masculine richness. The fragrance doesn’t overpower like so many eaus that lay the wood notes on thick.

If you’re looking to kick the winter blues and need a whiff of Spring, Acqua di Parma’s latest scent is sure to satisfy your cravings.

Acqua di Parma Bergamotto di Calabria Eau de Toilette,   60ml $70,  120ml $106, at neimanmarcus.com
Acqua di Parma Bergamotto di Calabria Body Creme,  200ml, $67, at neimanmarcus.com

How much does your nose know when it comes to how you should smell? Here’s our scents-ible primer.

When it comes to cologne, chances are you fall into one of two categories: You either douse yourself daily with the same brand you’ve used since high school (“It worked for me then, so it has to work for me now, right?”) or you avoid the stuff and prefer to go au naturel (“Chicks really dig my pheromones”).

Whichever one sounds more like you, it’s time to rethink. If you’re the brand-loyal douser, now’s the time to update your scent and tone down your method of application. And if you’re scent-free, consider this before you swear off cologne for good: Scientists at the University of Liverpool have recently discovered that the mere act of applying fragrance boosts a man’s self-confidence to the degree of increasing his sex appeal.

If that isn’t enough to send you running to the nearest duty-free store, well, then, you probably need something a little stronger than cologne to help you out.

Here’s how to find your secret scent weapon of choice and wield it for the most effect. The ladies will never know what hit them.

Pick a Family

Unlike your complex relatives, there are only five different cologne “families” (that’s fragrance industry-speak): Citrus (light and fruity), Oriental (spicy and sweet), Fougere (pronounced foo-JER: mossy and oakey), Chypre (pronounced SHEE-pr; woodsy and floral) and Marine (think fresh, salty sea air).

Each category has its own allure, and even season — Orientals and Fougeres are more popular in cold winter months because they smell spicy and warm, while Marine and Citrus are more popular in summer because they offer a cool and refreshing contrast to the heat.

If you already know which category you like best, that’s great, skip to the next section. If not, think about how you want to smell as opposed to how you think you should smell. And ask your girlfriend what smells she likes best. After all, that’s why you’re wearing it, right? Many guys assume that women are attracted to “manly” smells like musk and oak, when in fact, your lady may be more inclined to nuzzle up to a whiff of cucumber and licorice. (There was an actual study linking those aromas to increased sexual arousal in women.)

Take a Test Drive
Fragrances smell different on different people due to a number of chemical factors — skin type, pH levels, sweat glands, etc. — so just because a certain fragrance smells godly when it mingles with the DNA of David Beckham doesn’t mean it’ll smell good on a mere mortal like you (though we’re dying to know how you got to smell Beckham). This means you’re going to need to take trip to a department store (one with a well-stocked men’s scent counter) and try them out.

Find a few colognes with the general scent profile you think you’ll like, then spray them on those little pieces of paper at the counter. Take a sniff, wave it around, wait a few minutes, repeat (wouldn’t hurt to bring a woman with you, since you might not be able to objectively judge your own scent). Fragrances have what the industry calls top, middle and base notes, which basically means they’ll smell different the longer they’ve been in the air (or on your skin). The “top note” is the first (and strongest) smell your nose picks up, and it will dissipate over time.

Don’t Hit the Bottle Too Hard
When it comes to applying cologne, the biggest mistake guys make is to go overboard. If a little bit makes you smell good, then a lot will make you smell even better, right? Wrong. People should be able to detect your smell when they’re within a few inches of you, not when you’re across the room. A few spritzes right after you get out of the shower is plenty.

If you want to make a bottle last even longer, keep it in the fridge. Just don’t reach for it before you’ve had your coffee and accidentally spritz yourself with that bottle of I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter. (Don’t worry, your secret is safe with us.)

Jessica Lothstein is a former editor at Best Life magazine. She was awarded a Fifi from the Fragrance Foundation for editorial excellence in fragrance coverage.

By Jessica Lothstein for Men’s Life Today

As Don Corleone would say, “Keep it in the family, and no one will get hurt.”

There are five fragrance “families”: floral, oriental, woody, fougere and fresh. And the best way to make sure your scents aren’t clashing (or competing) is to stick to scents from the same family.

Figure out the smell you like best, whether it’s the pine in your shaving cream or the lemon in your soap, and use that scent to form the base of your grooming scent profile — everything else should match. Certain smells do work well together, like juniper and sandalwood or cinnamon and orange, but if you don’t have an experienced nose or can’t decode the ingredients on the label, you risk making an olfactory taboo like mixing a musky cologne with a citrusy deodorant (believe me, one whiff of that and you’ll be hopping back into the shower to rinse off).

If you love your cologne, you could also buy the matching products — many designer colognes now have complementary soaps, deodorants and lotions.

There is, however, a simpler answer, and it involves subtracting from your arsenal of scented lotions and potions. If you buy your creams, soaps and deodorants in a fragrance-free version (often marketed as “for sensitive skin” or “hypo-allergenic”), your cologne — or scented product of choice — will shine, and you can switch it up without having to worry about a family feud.

Need another reason to go scent-free-ish? As long as we’re talking about types of “families,” researchers are looking into whether dousing yourself in too much fragrance could harm your family jewels. Seriously: They contain phthalates, which have been linked to certain reproductive disorders. So, at the very least, you might want to avoid adding aroma to your special place till the facts are in.

Not sure where to find your favorite moisturizer or aftershave? Lucky for you, we’ve got some of the web’s best sites for men’s products just a click away.

If you’ve got a favorite online shop, post a comment and share with the rest of the class!

Grooming Lounge – The Washington, DC based salons for men (favored by Capitol Hill movers and shakers) also offers a popular online store with Baxter, Barc, Acqua di Parma, ClarinsMen, Dermalogica, Geo F. Trumper and many more.

SkinCareLab – The SoHo spa that has become a favorite of celebrities offers a great selection of highly effective products. Each product line is chosen by the spa’s owner, cosmetic dermatologist Bradford Katchen, MD. The site offers hard-to-find products from La Roche-Posay, Clinique Medical, REN, and SkinCeuticals.

Blue Bee Men – The online home to one of Santa Barbara’s most stylish stores stocks John Allan’s, Baxter of California, Malin + Goetz, Molton Brown and L’Artisan Parfumeur.

Sephora – The mothership of beauty products has an extensive collection of products for men including hundreds of colognes. Look for Anthony Logistics, Zirh, Ole Henriksen, Clinique, and Lab Series. That’s just for starters.

SpaceNK – Part of the British Invasion of SoHo in NYC, Space NK is an awesome shop to find hard-to-find products and a number of products from the other side of the pond. Check here for The Art of Shaving, MenScience, Philip Kingsley, Frederic Fekkai, Dr. Hauschka, Diptyque, Eve Lom and more!

MenEssentials (Canada) – The Canadian motherlode of grooming products features everyone from Men-U, Truefitt & Hill, Urth, Marvis, Sharps, Proraso, Nickel and Jack Black, American Crew and more.

New York nightlife mainstay and tranny performance artist Amanda Lepore has jumped onto the celebrity fragrance bandwagon. She has launched a fragrance called “Amanda” with notes of champagne, steamed rice, cucumber, strawberry and mandarin…seriously. What did you think Amanda would smell like? [NY Times]

Adidas’ newest line SLVR (it’s eco-friendly, relatively affordable and functional clothing, not a Motorola phone, we swear) has opened a new store in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood. [NY Times]

NowSmellThis has a great review of Guerlain’s Mouchoir de Homme (Gentleman’s Handkerchief), a true classic scent (it was created by Jacques Guerlain himself in 1904). Unleash your inner fop and inhale this potent potion. [NowSmellThis]

The Van Wagner billboard company has rejected a new Armani Exchange ad meant for the Meatpacking District in NYC because of a naked man’s behind is visible in the background. Have they never seen the Tom Ford ads with the fragrance bottle wedged between a woman’s thighs and barely covering her vajayjay? [The Cut & Towleroad]

Football star and Gisele-lover Tom Brady admits to his grooming routine. He wears moisturizer and so should you. Be like Tom. [Butterfly Diary via The Cut]

Paris Hilton was named “Celebrity of the Year” by the Fragrance Foundation. She’ll collect her prize at the FiFi Awards on May 27th. Do people still pay attention to Paris? [Now Smell This via The Cut]

Giorgio Armani will launch Attitude Extreme this month, to expand the Attitude portfolio. NowSmellThis (or maybe a press release) describes it as “more intense, seductive and masculine than the original; the notes feature lemon, star anise, cardamom, cedar, coffee, amber and patchouli.” [NowSmellThis]