While some men can get away with anything when it comes to shaving, most of us aren’t that lucky. Razor burn is that burning sensation that follows soon after completing a shave and is usually associated with redness and even swelling. While razor burn affects mostly men who shave frequently with a razor blade, it can …
Alongside cleaning, lubrication is a key factor in prolonging the life of your electric shaver and ensuring optimal performance. Just like your car’s engine needs oil for lubricating the moving parts and to reduce the wear, so does your electric razor. In order to provide a close shave, the blades, foils and the metal combs of …
Shaving the neck with an electric shaver deserves its own topic in my opinion. Among the many things that make shaving a real chore for many men, the neck is almost always in a top spot. As a former wet shaver, I can recall it was literally a pain to shave my neck. Switching to …
One of the reasons why electric shavers get a constant bashing, especially from wet shaving purists, has to be the closeness of the shave. You’ve probably heard or read in some forums or message boards that electric razors can’t even dream of matching a razor blade in terms of closeness. The funny thing is that …
One of the key (and often overlooked) elements of a great shave is developing your own personal pre-shave routine. This is the case with both electric and traditional wet shaving. Many times we get lost in countless discussions about razors, technologies and the optimal number of blades and we ignore the one thing that can make or …
