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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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I spent 40 quid on a Remington triple rotor shaver at the weekend.
Victor Kiam wasted his money! Bloody thing plucks more than it shaves, unless my whiskers are a but tough! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got myself a Philip's 3 roundy head thing. I think it was 250. Really good and after a few goes and getting used to it it is almost as close as a wet shave. Does sidies too |
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"One for the men here.
Anyone reccomend a good rechargable shaver please.
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Are you looking for a close shave similar to a normal razor? Or you looking for something that will give you a consistent trim for stubble/beard? |
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I opted for a phillips 1000 series rechargeable shaver only about 3/4 years ago I,m sure the charge is already less than it was.. my former phillips lazer rechargeable shaver gave me 25 years service I doubt this one will give another 5 years service but otherwise a decent little shaver.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For what? Head? Body hair? Everything?
You can't rely on a certain brand name, so it depends.
Wahl are generally better on the mid-high consumer end though. |
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"Face shave to replace a wet shave. And as close to a wet shave closeness as well. ??"
Sorry can't help I bought mine specifically as it had multiple attachments and adjustable lengths for body hair and beard.
In my experience if you want to be a clean shaven, nothing beats a normal razor for smoothness. |
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