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I figure that you guys would know the answer to my question the best;
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
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I like my Braun a lot, but I've never used it on legs. I'd recommend a ladies model for leg shaving. Braun does some impressive engineering on their foils though.
FWIW: a blade is still faster. I only use the Braun if I can't shave at home and I'm sitting at a light in traffic.
FWIW: a blade is still faster. I only use the Braun if I can't shave at home and I'm sitting at a light in traffic.
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I figure that you guys would know the answer to my question the best;
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
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I've used an electric shaver on my face for years. I'm not sure I'd recommend the same model for legs, though. The facial razors are shaped for the contours of the face and not the tight spots around your legs. But I suppose you could try...
I have a Norelco model with 3 circular cutters and it's lasted me more than 10 years. Only recently has the battery life started degrading (lasts for only a week between recharge--still a long time). It's awesome and I wouldn't hesitate to get a new one.
I have a Norelco model with 3 circular cutters and it's lasted me more than 10 years. Only recently has the battery life started degrading (lasts for only a week between recharge--still a long time). It's awesome and I wouldn't hesitate to get a new one.
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Now you know these personal hygiene questions always get colorful responses?
Just go to the Dollar store on Lorain rd. and get a bag of disposables for $1.Things could turn up missing when your traveling in Belgium.
Don't forget to post to the "home-slices" here when your over there.
Just go to the Dollar store on Lorain rd. and get a bag of disposables for $1.Things could turn up missing when your traveling in Belgium.
Don't forget to post to the "home-slices" here when your over there.
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I figure that you guys would know the answer to my question the best;
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
I want to save money on razors, and since I'm moving in a few weeks, I'm thinking of getting an electric razor. What do you recommend? I want to be able to shave my legs and face and I know absolutely nothing about shavers.
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I've had more coherent conversations with newborns.
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Like someone mentioned it's better to buy cheap razors. Electrics are made primarily for the face. I wouldn't recommend using them on your legs.
I worked part-time selling shavers in a Dept. store when I was at University. I cannot tell you the number of mens shavers that came back, defunct, because the lady of the house had been using them on her legs. The replacement blades aren't cheap.
I worked part-time selling shavers in a Dept. store when I was at University. I cannot tell you the number of mens shavers that came back, defunct, because the lady of the house had been using them on her legs. The replacement blades aren't cheap.
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Check out the Panasonic wet/dry shavers. These and possibly the Brauns are the only electric I would consider. I have had bad luck with rotary shaver systems, they just don't work on me.
Here is an example:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VKZMHK
Here is an example:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VKZMHK
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I think I'm going to stay with razors for my legs, but I'm pretty sure I want an electric for my mug.
Any thoughts on the Philips Norelco? Or does something else reign supreme?
Any thoughts on the Philips Norelco? Or does something else reign supreme?
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Oh yeah I forgot how convenient driving a normal car is. Sadly my car is from 72 so I wouldn't trust myself with a shaver while my foot is on the clutch and the engine stuttering randomly :/
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I use a double edged razor on my face. Gives a far better shave than gillette fusion nonsense, and at £10 for 100 blades I'm happy! I used to use an electric razor on my face but it gave me really dry skin and irritation. Don't get these problems with a double edged razor.
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??? Your asking the world at large how, or what is best for cutting hairs off ya' dang legs!
How about an instructional video on breathing? That could help with one of life's chores too.
How about an instructional video on breathing? That could help with one of life's chores too.