Manscaped Review: Is It The Perfect Package?

• It’s designed purely for manscaping. And this is probably the best thing about it. The sleek, non-slip really does allow you to grab it with precision. It gives you a lot of confidence that you’re not going to nip something that you really don’t want to nip.
• The motor increase from 4,000 RPM to 6,000 RPM is a big improvement. I noticed it right away—my hair now trims more evenly and with less strokes. If you’re a guy with thick or curly hair down there you’ve finally got a replacement for those hedge clippers you’ve been using.
• Ceramic blades means more blade sharpness. And it shows, you can definitely get a super close shave (if that’s what floats your boat).
• The replaceable trimmer head combined with the fact that the ceramic blades makes it rust-proof and water-proof is great for longevity.
• It’s quiet and doesn’t vibrate much. I like that it’s discrete and the minimal vibration makes it easier to handle while you’re navigating it around your favorite body part.

• The price is close to what you’d pay for a beard trimmer. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it may place it into the “too expensive” basket for some guys given its niche application. I do think the value is still there if you grab it as part of a set.
• The rechargeable battery is convenient but it only lasts for up to 60 minutes. It should still last a few months between charges for most guys (unless you’re some kind of manscaping lunatic) but if you’re travelling, you’ll want to remember to pack the charger just in case it runs out.
• The USB charger is a bit flimsy and generic.

If you’re a regular manscaper currently using your beard/hair trimmer to shave your nether, then now is the right time for all of this to change.

Because, man—that’s pretty gross when you really think about it.

From the size, to the shape, to the power, The Lawn Mower 2.0 is purpose built for manscaping.

Manscaped’s pricing model does make it tough to not stump up the extra $20 to get it as part of the set. That $20 gets you a new safety razer, moisturizer, toner and refresher, shaving mat, and a free travel bag.

It’s also a decent way to give the rest of manscaped’s offerings a go (which is obviously their goal, in the hope that you’ll take up one of their subscription options and/or become a long term customer).

But what if you already own the original Lawn Mower? Should you upgrade? I think it really comes down to your budget and how well the original is working for you. If you’re a guy with long or curly hair, the new motor is going to upgrade your trimming experience a lot.

Also, if you’ve owned the original for over a year and you haven’t looked after it as well as you should, chances are the blades on it have started to wear anyway.

The new replaceable, rust-proof, and waterproof ceramic blades dramatically increase the longevity of your trimmer. My advice? When your budget allows get yourself some new liquids and upgrade to the the 2.0 as part of a set where it’s better priced.

• It’s small for easy maneuverability around your precious family jewels.
• Despite it’s size, it has a heavy feel to it. The design also looks nice, and when combined with the weight, gives it a quality look and feel overall. It should last a long time.
• The gripped handle allows you to have closer control, especially if you’re using it in the shower.
• The safety guard is well positioned and definitely helps to cut down on nicks.
• The blades didn’t corrode or rust when left in a wet environment.
• Simple to change out the blade.
• No bumps or irritation to report from this razor after a few weeks of use.

• The handle is a bit dainty. If it was a little longer it could be easier to use, especially for guys with bigger hands.
• Only comes with three blades whereas if you order a refill you get 10. To be fair, this isn’t unlike most commercial razors but a few more thrown in wouldn’t hurt.

Again, if you’re using your face razor—or worse, your Mom’s face razor (I’m looking at you, guy) to shave your meat and two vegetables, then you really need this razor.

If you’ve already got a safety razor dedicated to manscaping duty, the question becomes how happy you are with it.

I’m really impressed with the quality of The Plow. Unlike many razors I’ve bought, I can tell this one is going to last for a long time. Also, unlike other safety razors I tried, I didn’t get any bumps or irritation from this one after using it every other day for several weeks.

I like that it has it’s own little box to hide in after performing its honorable duty. And while I wish the handle could be a touch bigger, I’m satisfied with how easy it is to use.

Yes, I also would’ve liked to see a few more than three blades included. But they’re pretty cheap to replace ($4.49 for 10 if you subscribe—and you can choose the frequency of shipments).

All in all, I’m gonna be happily Plowin’ for the foreseeable future.

• It takes a little while to get used to your balls being soft all day. But you grow to be disappointed by the difference if you don’t use it.
• The smell is neutrally pleasant and not overpowering. My girlfriend is a…fan.
• It’s oil free and the liquid talcum gel is designed to prevent chafing.

• At $19.99 for a one-time purchase it’s not cheap. It’s a luxury product and not every guy will be able to justify the cost. The price does become much more reasonable as part of a Replenish Pack ($9.99 / month) or as part of one of the sets.

Crop Preserver makes a man’s commonly dank place notably less dank. And for that reason alone it has value in the world.

It truly does make your balls feel and smell great.

But it’s not cheap. And because of this it falls pretty squarely in the luxury product category.

And let’s be honest, our forefathers didn’t see the need to apply ball deodorant. But our forefathers didn’t see the need to watch other people watch other people play video games either, did they?

If you’re on board with The Plow (as you should be), I think your best value option is to sign up to the Replenish Pack for monthly or bi-monthly delivery. That’ll give you your replacement blades plus top up your formulations at a reasonable cost of $29.95 / delivery.

• Keeps your boys feeling and smelling fresh.
• Works really well as a pick-me-up spritz if you’re on the go.
• Smells pleasant and not overpowering.
• I did not experience any inflammation or irritation when using Crop Reviver alongside Manscaped’s other formulations. Do note, though—I didn’t test it in isolation.
• A little goes a long way.

• While a little does go a long way, there’s only one size available (2 fl. oz / 59 ml). It’s the smallest of all of Manscaped’s formulations, but it’s also the only spray so it’ll last a good while—provided you don’t go crotch-shower-ballistic.
• At $17.99 per bottle as a standalone buy, it falls alongside the Crop Preserver in the luxury product category. Again, the cost of the Reviver is much easier to swallow as part of a set or Replenish Pack.

Crop Reviver is a unique product, and to be honest, I really like using it.

It smells and feels great and I like that I can throw it in my gym or work bag for a quick crotch reset after a big day of getting around. As a guy who can get irritated skin from shaving, I like that it’s pH balanced and designed to reduce inflammation and irritation.

Do I see myself buying it as a one-time purchase for $17.99? Not until my net wealth increases considerably. But I do think it’s good value if you grab it as part of a set or Replenish Pack.

• It’s sturdy all round.
• The zip is strong and of good quality, unlike so many men’s wash bags I’ve tried.
• The handle and inner zip container are nice touches for extra utility.
• It’s small enough to fit in your luggage but big enough to fit all of your manscaping tools.

• It looks about as pretty as most sheds you’ll see. The material and colors used aren’t easy on the eye at all.
• It’s not cheap at $39.99 if bought individually. But it’s a solid value-for-money grab as part of The Perfect Package set.

This bag ticks most of the boxes that you need for a wash bag. I like that it’s water resistant and clearly of durable build.

On the downside, for me personally, I find it to be pretty ugly, and it’s a bit pricey as a standalone buy.

The bottom line—if you need a travel bag and you’re even half interested in some of the other Manscaped products I’ve reviewed, you can’t really go too wrong with The Perfect Package set.

Because let’s be honest. A wash bag doesn’t need to look great if it does its job well. And when it comes to keeping your manscaping gear and toiletries all in one place while you’re on the road, The Shed will serve you just fine.

• The material is actually pretty funny.
• The pieces aren’t all marketing oriented.
• The mats are of the right size to catch your falling trimmings and work as advertised for disposal.

• It’s a Manscaped product and so it has Manscaped marketing material on it (including information about their other products etc). This is kind of to be expected, but just a heads up.
• You only get about seven mats (pieces of paper) in total.

This is a fun product which helps you get a feel for Manscaped’s personality as a brand.

The material is pretty funny and it does serve a purpose in making disposal of your crotch-trimmings a much cleaner and simpler process.

But from a utility perspective, any other newspaper would work just as well.

Like some of the other products featured in this review, it’s a product you won’t mind receiving as part of a set or Replenish Pack.

• Just like the grooming brand’s other formulations, Crop Cleanser smells great. It has that similar old school musky barber smell and it “oozes manliness”. Those are my girlfriend’s words.
• A little goes a long way.
• The freshness sticks for most of the day.
• At 8 fl. oz / 236 ml it’s the biggest and so far longest lasting of my other Manscaped formulations.

• It does lather eventually but it takes quite a bit more effort than you might be used to with other body wash products.
• Yep, the price again. At $19.99 as a standalone buy, it ain’t cheap. But on the plus side, you don’t need to use a lot on each application.

The Crop Cleanser compliments Manscaped’s other formulations nicely.

It feels and smells really nice. So much so that I’ve actually grown to look forward to using it everyday in the shower.

While it doesn’t lather as easily as other body washes I’ve used, on the plus side, a little of it does go a long way.

Again, its price is going to make it less accessible to some guys. If you’re one of them, I’d suggest giving it a go as part of a set or Replenish Pack where you’ll get better value for money.

• The tools have a really durable feel to them. You can tell they are built to last.
• The clippers and scissors are nice and sharp for nail and nose hair trimming precision.
• The pouch fits everything perfectly and is a good size for travelling with.

• The only downside is the price. There are men’s grooming kits out there offering a wider variety of tools at a similar price point, however, in fairness to Manscaped, they cover the essentials, and the quality of the tools included is right up there.

If you’re like me and you’re constantly battling your girlfriend as to the whereabouts of your grooming tools, or much worse, you don’t own any grooming tools, then The Shears are a really good buy if quality is what you’re looking for.

Consistent with the Manscaped catalog, at $19.99 this isn’t cheap for a five piece set, but you’ll have the peace of mind knowing it’ll last the test of (grooming) time.