5 Alternatives to Reddit's /r/MaleGrooming

Frustrated with Reddit's grooming community lately? You're not alone. Thousands of men have lost their go-to source for honest grooming advice after recent platform changes. But here's the good news: better alternatives exist.

Where To Find Real Grooming Advice Now

The male grooming landscape just got rocked. While Reddit's /r/MaleGrooming was once the king of beard oil debates and skincare routines, many guys are now left searching for new communities that actually want to help.

After testing dozens of forums and groups, we found 5 standout alternatives that deliver better advice, kinder communities, and zero corporate drama. Let's dive in.

1. Tools of Men: Your New Grooming Home Base

Problem: Most grooming forums either focus too narrowly (just beards! just hair!) or drown you in toxic masculinity.

Here's the solution: Our growing community bridges all aspects of men's grooming without the judgment. Whether you're a skincare newbie or a beard oil connoisseur, you'll find:

• Expert-backed advice (no bro-science)
• Real product testing (we actually use what we recommend)
• A judgment-free zone for all grooming questions

"What sets us apart? We're building the community Reddit's MaleGrooming should have been - helpful, inclusive, and actually about helping men look and feel their best."

2. Men's Hair Forum: For Your Mane Concerns

Struggling with thinning hair? Can't tame your curls? This is your new sanctuary.

Why it's special: While not as massive as Reddit, the conversations here go deeper. You'll find:

• Hair type-specific advice (finally!)
• Honest product reviews from long-term users
• Solutions for hair loss that actually work

Pro tip: Check out their "hair journeys" section - real men documenting their progress with photos and detailed routines.

3. Badger & Blade: The Art of Traditional Shaving

Ever nicked yourself with a disposable razor and thought "there's got to be a better way"? There is.

This passionate community lives for:

• Safety razor mastery (say goodbye to razor burn)
• The perfect lather techniques
• Vintage shaving gear that actually works better

Bonus: Their marketplace helps you find rare shaving gear at fair prices. No more overpaying for mediocre razors.

4. The Shave Den: Modern Grooming, Old-School Vibes

Imagine a barbershop conversation... but online. That's The Shave Den.

What makes it stand out:

• Skincare advice that doesn't assume you're clueless
• Fragrance discussions beyond "what attracts women"
• A marketplace for trying new products risk-free

Pattern interrupt: Most grooming forums focus on appearance. These guys care just as much about how grooming feels as how it looks.

5. Jefffs Beard Board (Yes, Three F's): Beard University

Growing a beard isn't just about not shaving. It's a lifestyle - and this community gets it.

You'll discover:

• Beard growth timelines (what to expect month by month)
• Solutions for itchiness and patchiness
• Even beard relationship advice (yes, really)

"The most supportive beard community online - no 'just wait it out bro' nonsense, just real solutions." - Longtime member

The Missing Piece: Where's the Body Grooming Love?

Here's the uncomfortable truth: most forums avoid manscaping and full-body care discussions. Why?

We're working to change that in our community. Because grooming isn't just about what's above your neck.

Want to see more body grooming content? Let us know what specific topics would help you most. We're listening.

Your Move: Better Grooming Awaits

Reddit's changes might have closed one door, but these alternatives open better ones:

• Deeper expertise
• More supportive communities
• Actual conversations (not just upvote chasing)

The bottom line? Your grooming journey deserves better than algorithm chaos. Try these communities and never look back.