Electric Shaver Question?

[SkyRider]

Anybody out there use electric shavers?

I've been using Braun electric shavers all my life. Then in a moment of great stupidity I bought a Conair because, well because, it was cheap. It's a piece of shit!

 

[franci]

I've tried many brands and kinds. None seem to shave as well as a razor for me. But I have found that Braun came the closest to doing a decent job.

 

[SkyRider]

I've tried many brands and kinds. None seem to shave as well as a razor for me. But I have found that Braun came the closest to doing a decent job.

Yes, a razor is still the gold standard but sometimes you just would a quick shave and that is where an electric comes in handy.

 

[Jake2525]

I generally use a razor, but I do have a Braun for those times where you need a quick touch up

 

[Ceiling Cat]

I have had Braun shavers, I now use a Remington. I find them both to be good shavers. ( both micro screen ) I was tempted to buy a wet/dry Panasonic micro screen shaver once but chickened out. How is it possible to shave wet with a shaver and not clog it up. I was told the micro screen shavers were good for light whiskers, and the rotary type for heavy beards.

 

[LickRus]

I have had Braun shavers, I now use a Remington. I find them both to be good shavers. ( both micro screen ) I was tempted to buy a wet/dry Panasonic micro screen shaver once but chickened out. How is it possible to shave wet with a shaver and not clog it up. I was told the micro screen shavers were good for light whiskers, and the rotary type for heavy beards.

Do you shave the pussy with them or leave a long coat for the winter?

 

[TESLAMotors]

Electric, Phillips, never had a problem.
I can't imagine how much it had saved me over the years with cream, blades, etc.

 

[SoftHands813]

Used Phillishave for decades (dad was an electric man as well, which is probably why I am). When the last one conked out, I bought a Panasonic wet/dry rechargeable. I never use it wet, but it does wash up easily. Have been using it for about a decade now. The only thing I don't like is that the rechargeable batteries aren't holding the same charge they used to, even though I always run them right down before recharging. I would probably give a slight edge to the rotary heads over the micro screen.

 

[james t kirk]

Don't you have to be about 16 or 17 to use an electric razor?

Bet you guys only know how to drive an automatic too.

 

[TESLAMotors]

Don't you have to be about 16 or 17 to use an electric razor?

Bet you guys only know how to drive an automatic too.

FUCK YOU MAN! FUCK YOU!!!







Manual transmission for me JTK.:biggrin1:

Electric shavers are great, time saving as well. Screw that lathering, shaving, rinsing, etc.

 

[destillat]

Don't you have to be about 16 or 17 to use an electric razor?

Bet you guys only know how to drive an automatic too.

Seriously... what happened to the art of the straight blade?

 

[bolt.upright]

I'm a Phillips rotary guy. I have one that you can rinse completely to clean it, which I do every couple of weeks. I haven't wet shaved in decades.

 

[TESLAMotors]

I'm a Phillips rotary guy. I have one that you can rinse completely to clean it, which I do every couple of weeks. I haven't wet shaved in decades.

$100 hot water rinse, done.

 

[glamphotographer]

Always used razers, the closest shave.