Head Shaving, Grooming & Care > Face Shaving
What's the best electric shaver?
Slynito:
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--- Quote from: greatnessinc on October 29, 2012, 12:24:56 PM ---I have an old Norelco and a Panasonic Linear 3. I tried lectric shave many years ago when it was new, I don't recall how/if it worked for me so I might just give it another try.
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I used Williams but always washed it off in the summer as it was to oily. Really watch your neck or you will see redness which is just electric shavers. And maybe to much pressure. ;)
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William's, feels the same way to me...oily. And I have to wash it off too. Not using it anymore.
I've used a Panasonic Wet/Dry for years and love my, Lima Alpha-63 for day to day use. O0
buddha:
--- Quote from: theman on October 29, 2012, 12:29:55 PM ---
--- Quote from: greatnessinc on October 29, 2012, 12:24:56 PM ---I have an old Norelco and a Panasonic Linear 3. I tried lectric shave many years ago when it was new, I don't recall how/if it worked for me so I might just give it another try.
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I used Williams but always washed it off in the summer as it was to oily. Really watch your neck or you will see redness which is just electric shavers. And maybe to much pressure. ;)
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I read somewhere in here that something in Lectric Shave is corrosive to the blades as well. A good wash is called for. The Pannys have a superfast wash setting that will butcher the skin if you use that setting to shave. But what I do is make a cup of really hot water with Dawn dish soap and submerge the head of the shaver in that and put it on the wash setting. It then runs really fast for about 20 seconds and shuts down. Then a hot water rinse and air dry the blades with the guard removed. The Dawn breaks up the oily residue and breaks loose any gunk that might otherwise build up between the blades.
Slynito:
Buddha, has an excellent process for cleaning his Panny. I have also heard that William's Lectric Shave can have negative effects on the blades.
Switchy:
Personally they all Suck, unless you can pluck the few hairs out with a twisser's ! :*)) For some odd reason I got bored today and used mine, my face feels like crap , razor burn and the razor is not that old. Well maybe a year or two , didn't like it then and sure don't like it now ! Wait till your in a nursing home and the staff comes up and shaves your mug, while you set there and drule :'( ! I have done it and only wished I knew what I knew now ! But being HONEST , is the only way !
So shave wet and enjoy ;) while you still can , your preferance, but many good ideas on this fine board ! :)
slyjoe:
Go for it, ive never tried an electric razor. Im so caught up in my headblade
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