It's estimated that men spend between $100 and $250 each year on shaving, and it's clear that the cost of shaving creams, razors, and the occasional close shave can really add up. But these grooming and beauty deals can cut the cost of any grooming regimen without causing any nicks. We've found deals on razors, a trimmer, a shave kit, and more.

1. Gillette Fusion Proglide Manual Cartridge 6-Pack
   Store: Amazon
   Price: $19.79 via $3 coupon with free shipping via Subscribe & Save
   

   Is It Worth It?: To help the fellas (and ladies) achieve smooth skin every day, Amazon is cutting up to 34% off a selection of razors and hair grooming products. This Editors' Choice sale puts the pictured 6-pack of Gillette Fusion ProGlide cartridges at a low of $20 once you've clipped the $3 coupon on the product page and saved your extra 5% by ordering via Subscribe and Save. These 5-blade razors boast a lubricating strip coated with mineral oil and a blade stabilizer to maintain optimal blade spacing for comfort.

   For the ladies, Amazon offers the Gillette Venus Bikini Kit for $6.44 via the same aforementioned instructions. The Venus Embrace razor contains 3 blades surrounded by a protective moisture ribbon. Olay Bikini Moisturizing Lotion is also enclosed.

2. The Art of Shaving Mid-Size Kit
   Store: SkinStore
   Price: $48 with $4.95 s&h or free shipping on orders over $49
   Lowest By: $12

   Is It Worth It?: Want a close shave every time? Trust The Art of Shaving. The namesake kit includes a 1-oz. pre-shave oil, 1.7-oz. shaving cream, 1-oz. aftershave balm, and a shaving brush, and is available in Lemon (pictured), Sandalwood, Lavender, or Unscented. And while the idea of shaving is to remove the extra, add a little something more to your order to pad it to $49 and you'll receive free shipping.

3. Remington Precision Nose, Ear & Eyebrow Trimmer
   Store: Fry's Electronics
   Price: $3.99 with free in-store pickup
   Lowest By: $3

   Is It Worth It?: Our Muppet buddy and resident unibrow-sporter, Bert (pictured) looks befuddled because he's gotta get to Fry's ASAP to grab this Editors' Choice deal before Ernie beats him to it. It's easy enough, though; head to your local Fry's Electronics to dodge the $1.99 shipping charge on this $4 trimmer. It's cordless and features an advanced cutting system designed to guard against the pulling of facial hair.

4. CVS/pharmacy Alcohol Pad 100-Pack
   Price: Free via printable coupon
   Lowest By: Up to $2.59
   Expires: April 30

   Is It Worth It?: Avast ye swabs! ... and we mean it, literally. You don't have to wait for Talk Like a Pirate Day to swab up the savings on this Editors' Choice deal, which grants ExtraCare members a free 100-count of 70% isopropyl alcohol swabs. They're sterile, easy to use, and work on everything from insect bites to minor scars incurred during routine pirate mutinies. Aharrrrgh!

5. Oral-B Professional Healthy Clean 1000 Electric Toothbrush With Travel Case
   Store: Walmart
   Price: $15.97 via $20 mail-in rebate with free in-store pickup
   Lowest By: $9
   Expires: June 30

   Is It Worth It?: Is there a price for squeaky clean teeth? How about $5 under our November mention and the lowest total price we could find by $9? This Editors' Choice electric toothbrush features a handle, charger, precision clean refill brush head, and travel case, and also includes a $9 coupon booklet. It even holds a charge for up to 7 days!

Front page photo credit: I Was Born Very Young

Lou Carlozo is a dealnews contributing writer. He covers personal finance for Reuters Wealth. Prior to that he was the managing editor of WalletPop.com, and a veteran columnist at the Chicago Tribune.

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