Electric Shaver

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I have heard that its bad for your facial skin. Is it true? Being so busy I find it very convenient, you know, you can do it while driving to work and stuff.

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Really? My dad has been using an electric shaver for years, and mashallah, his skin is radiant. :Pretty: Maybe it depends on the type of shaver?

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It depends on your skin, not the shaver. If it is sensitive, avoid it.

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Yep. Fayz is right. But you could try those shower shavers. Philips has some good ones. Shower and shave at the same time :D

I have one philips shower shaver and one regular gilette blade. depends on my mood :D

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:(

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Get Norelco, its wonders i tell you!

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my best electric shaver is not as god as my best regular razor, its about as good as a run of the mill razor.

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The thing with electric shaver is you dont use foam or water
Its dry shave, which basically means it'll end up drying your skin.

Esp if you have sensitive skin.

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ahmadjee, dayum, I was thinking of asking the same question today. Electric shaver or razor. I have been using a regular razor all my life and was thinking of buying a phillishave.

Everyone here suggests it is not as good as a regular razor. Good saves me money.

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Errr dry shave, that doesnt sound so nice.. i tried it a few times (with a regular razor) and eeeehhhhh :bummer:

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Since I started shaving my head, I have a better appreciation for the regular ol' gillette mach 3s and Fusions. When I shave, I like to take top layer of my epidermis as well and nothing feels as close as a conventional razor.

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Razor,

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gillette mach 3..... recommended :)

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now one inhere using a shower shaver? :rolleyes:

Works like a charm :slight_smile:

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DP, how close is the shave?

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Well its almost as close as with a rasor. ( I use both) It just takes a bit longer but on the other hands there s no way to cut yourself au contraire to a rasor.

http://www.misc.philips.com/wf1_assets/images/shaver3.jpg
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0001HYLQQ.01.SCTHUMBZZZ.jpg
It has the lotion on top which comes out when pressing a button. So there is no dry shave anymore. Works just prime

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I have been seriously considering getting an electric shaver. Its a pain carrying ur razors andshaving gels around if you are travelling a lot. I guess a lot depends on the thickness of ur growth as well. I have a very thick shave, like a khota's back. I do sincerely hope the shaver works on me because I will be getting one this week. I actually thought electric shavers were quicker?? someone above mentioned it takes longer? I guess for those saying it leaves the skin dry, you can always use moisturizer after the shave.

I am interested to find out how close a shave u can get with a phillips the three round blades models. Because Braun makes some nice shavers as well, but I have always been interested in Phillips.

If I have a very thick shave, is an electric shaver a total waste of money if I am shaving every day? or will it give me a decent enough shave?

I have my eyes set on this limited edition Phillips/ F1 Williams shaver.

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Fine, I havent shaved today :D SO I ll do a test run tomorrow evening InshaAllah and post some pics theek hai? :D ( I have a philips btw )

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i m going to buy one ..............tell me if really harm your skin.:(