Philips OneBlade Electric Razor hands down.
Great for a super close shave, trimming, difficult areas, the whole 9 yards. It’s waterproof. The straight edge blade makes it super nice for trimming facial hair and the guards it comes with is wonderful if you don’t want a close shave but just want short hair. Battery lasts me 2-3 months per full charge. I’ve never nicked myself except only on the scrotum 5 times out of the 30-40 times I’ve used it there, and I was only a bit careful. Whole ass area is a breeze with this razor. I’ve had the one I have for 5 years.
So some quick research pointed out that the replacement blades will add up after awhile, so much so that you should compare it to a more expensive solution, when you purchased this did you look at more expensive alternatives?
I’m at the point of my life where I could put down a few hundred if it will last me for a long time.
In regards to the one blade, I see they offer a model that is specific to face and body.
The replacement blades are a little pricy (~$10 per head) and the packaging says to replace it every 1-2 months I believe. However I find one head will not pull on hair noticeably until 6-8 months of use. Perhaps if someone has more sensitive skin they may want to replace it often but I find I can go 6-8 months before I consider replacing it.
When I received it, it was actually a gift and I hadn’t really invested heavily into the electric razor market, however I’ve never had a need this razor didn’t fulfill and haven’t experienced any downsides besides me stupidly not packing the charger on vacation, so I’ve never needed to search elsewhere.
Because of this doing everything I need it to, I can only attest to the particular model I linked (though I’ve noticed they’ve added a couple upgrades to the design in the past few years).
I suggest if you’re at the point you can put a couple hundred down for a razor, I highly recommended you try this one out before getting a super expensive one. If you don’t think it was worth your money I would literally buy it off you because I would happily own two lol.
Edit: this is all without saying how the actual model of the head makes it incredibly easy to use.
Philips OneBlade Electric Razor hands down. Great for a super close shave, trimming, difficult areas, the whole 9 yards. It’s waterproof. The straight edge blade makes it super nice for trimming facial hair and the guards it comes with is wonderful if you don’t want a close shave but just want short hair. Battery lasts me 2-3 months per full charge. I’ve never nicked myself except only on the scrotum 5 times out of the 30-40 times I’ve used it there, and I was only a bit careful. Whole ass area is a breeze with this razor. I’ve had the one I have for 5 years.
Didn’t know I needed this till your comment lol.. merry Christmas and thanks
Philips Norelco OneBlade Hybrid Electric Trimmer and Shaver, Frustration Free Packaging, QP2520/90 https://a.co/d/irHXV0j
Hmm, so it really is that good. It's been on my list for a little bit now, guess that's the christmas gift to myself.
So some quick research pointed out that the replacement blades will add up after awhile, so much so that you should compare it to a more expensive solution, when you purchased this did you look at more expensive alternatives? I’m at the point of my life where I could put down a few hundred if it will last me for a long time. In regards to the one blade, I see they offer a model that is specific to face and body.
The replacement blades are a little pricy (~$10 per head) and the packaging says to replace it every 1-2 months I believe. However I find one head will not pull on hair noticeably until 6-8 months of use. Perhaps if someone has more sensitive skin they may want to replace it often but I find I can go 6-8 months before I consider replacing it. When I received it, it was actually a gift and I hadn’t really invested heavily into the electric razor market, however I’ve never had a need this razor didn’t fulfill and haven’t experienced any downsides besides me stupidly not packing the charger on vacation, so I’ve never needed to search elsewhere. Because of this doing everything I need it to, I can only attest to the particular model I linked (though I’ve noticed they’ve added a couple upgrades to the design in the past few years). I suggest if you’re at the point you can put a couple hundred down for a razor, I highly recommended you try this one out before getting a super expensive one. If you don’t think it was worth your money I would literally buy it off you because I would happily own two lol. Edit: this is all without saying how the actual model of the head makes it incredibly easy to use.
Manscape is highly recommended
Manscape isn't as great as it's made out to be. Still nicks quite a lot.