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Offline lonestaral

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Re: Electric Shavers
« Reply #15 on: February 03, 2011, 10:21:19 PM »
Reference 'What shaving solutions'

As I understand it, you can use an electric wet/dry razor with soap or foam.

As for a cheap pre electric solution, nothing wrong with cheap and cheerful.
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Offline Barking Spider

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Re: Electric Shavers
« Reply #16 on: February 07, 2011, 07:12:45 PM »
I used to have a Panasonic ES8077S with which I used to shave my head at least twice a week for about 5 years. It worked great, but finally died a few months ago.  I ordered a Panasonic ES8243A from Newegg last week and am anxiously awaiting its arrival.  In the past I generally shaved with a Mach 3 and, later on, the Fusion razor in between shaves with the electric shaver.  The wet/dry shaver gave me an almost-as-close shave as the Mach 3 and Fusion whenever I used it in the shower, along with a good shaving cream.  I found that the electric shaver didn't like gels or oils at all.  I also recently bought a HeadBlade and plan to use it in conjunction with the electric shaver.  I highly recommend the Panasonic wet/dry shavers.
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Offline baldisgreatforsure

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Re: Electric Shavers
« Reply #17 on: February 07, 2011, 09:22:42 PM »
Thanks guys. I actually ordered Panasonic ES8243A as well last week. I think I will get it in the mail in the next few days. I am looking forward to trying it. Also I ordered "Total Shaving Solution". I have heard good things about it and I think for something as important as shaving my face/head that I have to do very frequently, it is best to experiment with different options and see which ones work best. However, I did read that the panasonic also works really well with shaving foam. So I just have to see...  ::)
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Re: Electric Shavers
« Reply #18 on: February 22, 2011, 05:58:37 PM »
Guys I'm new to this forum and need your expert advice. I just started shaving my head a week or so ago and have been getting more and more "pimples" along the side and back of my head. I'm using a Panasonic ES-LA63 electric shaver in the shower. I am also using "Bump Off" gel which is applied before shaving. I usually put a squirt of the gel about the size of a quarter into my hand and rub it in. Then I shave making one pass from the front straight to the back and then I come back to the front on the same path to get it nice and smooth. I slowly move down to the left side and then the right side, covering about 2/3rds of my head. When I get to the sides I shave from the ear up to the top. What can I do to stop this? I shave my head every day to keep it nice and smooth. The electric razor does a nice job, but my head looks really nasty. I need your help
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