A one-person guide to the tools men groom with.
Grooming Nova helps US men choose, use and look after electric shavers, beard trimmers, hair clippers and body groomers, and get the beard or haircut each one is made for. Aman Singh writes and reviews every guide, so there’s always someone who answers for it.
Aman Singh is the founder of Grooming Nova. He started Grooming Nova to give men who look after their own grooming clear, practical guides they can trust.
- Aman Singh
- Monk Script Private Limited
- October 21, 2026
- 14 guides
Why Grooming Nova exists
Most grooming advice online is written to sell the next device.
Grooming guides are easy to write badly: copy the specs off the box, rank whatever sells, borrow skin advice from a forum and sign it “our team”. Grooming Nova was started to do the opposite, one question and one guide at a time.
- Byline
Usually: “Our team” or “our experts”, with no one you can look up.
Here: One named author, Aman Singh, who answers for every guide.
- Sources
Usually: Claims with no source, or a link to another roundup.
Here: Every claim tied to a maker manual or a medical page, and every quote checked word for word.
- Skin advice
Usually: Forum remedies for bumps, cysts and razor burn.
Here: Advice from dermatology and medical sources, with clear signs for when to see a doctor.
- Testing
Usually: Specs copied from the box.
Here: Hands-on tests by one written protocol: lengths measured with a ruler, comfort logged into the next day.
- Freshness
Usually: A “best” list with no date and no sign of a re-check.
Here: Dated guides, reviewed at least once every 12 months and checked within 14 business days when something changes.
Who we are
Grooming Nova is owned and run by Monk Script Private Limited.
The company is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; the guides are written for US readers, with US products and stores, and lengths in inches as well as millimeters. Aman Singh writes and reviews every guide.
- Publisher
- Monk Script Private Limited
- Based in
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Founded
- May 2024
- Written for
- Readers in the United States
- Founder
- Aman Singh
- Contact
- The contact form (we don’t publish an email)
How a guide gets made
The same six steps for every guide, from a cyst after shaving to a guard-length chart.
- 1
Start from a real question
Each guide answers one thing US men search for or ask on forums, and is planned so no two guides answer the same question.
- 2
Write a sourced brief
Before drafting, the brief sets down the sources to cite and the facts each section must state, each with the page it comes from.
- 3
Write from the brief
The guide is written from that brief, citing a source for every factual claim.
- 4
Check it as a separate pass
Every cited page is opened and every quote matched word for word against a saved copy. Claims a source doesn't support are cut or fixed.
- 5
Test what needs testing
Where a guide relies on hands-on results, the tests follow the written protocol: same kit, same conditions, sessions at least 48 hours apart.
- 6
Approve, date and keep current
Aman reviews every guide in a separate pass before it's published. It goes live with its "Last updated" date and is reviewed at least once every 12 months.
What we cover
Four tools, five topics, one audience: men in the US.
The tools
Electric shavers
Foil and rotary, wet and dry
Beard trimmers
Stubble, beard length, neck lines
Hair clippers
Buzz cuts, fades, guard numbers
Body groomers
Chest, back, armpits, groin
The topics
- Technique & How-ToStep-by-step help with shaving, trimming and manscaping, plus cleaning and oiling the tools.
- Buying Guides & ReviewsWhich shaver, trimmer or clipper fits your face, hair and budget, and which models to skip.
- Beard & Hair StylesThe beards, stubble lengths, fades and buzz cuts these tools are built for, and how to get them.
- Parts & AccessoriesReplacement heads and blades, guards, chargers, clipper oil, beard oil and balm.
- TroubleshootingWhat to do when a clipper stops cutting, a trimmer pulls hair or a shaver leaves stubble.
What we leave out
- Women's shaving and hair removal
- Barbershops and other local services
- Haircuts done with scissors
- Clippers for pets and livestock
- Medical treatment: when a problem needs a doctor, we say so
How Grooming Nova makes money
- Affiliate links. When you buy through some links, we may earn a commission from Amazon, at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, Grooming Nova earns from qualifying purchases.
- Display ads.We don’t show display ads yet. When we start, they’ll be served by Mediavine.
- Two labeled placements. We sell a Sponsored Post and a Sidebar Display Slot directly to brands. Both are always labeled, and our Sponsorship Policy explains the rules.
None of this decides what we recommend.
Read the affiliate disclosureOur rules
Written down and public: the first place to check if a guide doesn't add up.
- Editorial PolicyHow topics are chosen, how we make money and conflicts of interest.
- Fact-CheckingThe sources we rely on and how we check every guide.
- Corrections PolicyHow to report an error and how fast we fix it.
- How We Test Grooming ToolsWhere our tools come from, the steps we follow and what we won't claim.
- Sponsorship PolicyWhat brands can buy, what they can't, and how it's labeled.
- Affiliate DisclosureHow affiliate links work and what a commission can't change.
- Privacy PolicyWhat we collect, why, who handles it, and your rights over it.
- Terms of UseThe rules for using Grooming Nova and its content.
- Accessibility StatementThe standard we build to and how to report a barrier.
Talk to Aman
Every message goes to the person who wrote the guide.
Spotted a wrong length, a broken link or advice that doesn’t match your experience? Tell us the page and what’s wrong. Reports are acknowledged within 48 hours, and confirmed errors are fixed within 7 business days. Want a tool or a problem covered? Reader requests help decide what gets written next.
