Advantages: Cheap, works well Disadvantages: No trimmer attachment. Uneconomic repair when the time comes.
Ive tried all sorts and makes of electric razors during my shaving career if you can call it that. From memory, these have included Ronson, Remington, Braun and Philips, and I learned fairly early on that the fixed flat foil shapes of Ronsons and Rem ...
Advantages: Cheap, Looks Good, Minimal Visual Difference Between it and Dearer brands Disadvantages: Not completely smooth, Doesn't go close enough to the stubble for big occasions
...This razor is one of several used in my home. It is the cheapest of them and yet it is not significantly more abrasive than the others, whilst it lacks the absolute softeness and responsiveness of my more expensive Philips razors it still delivers a gent ...
Advantages: Good all round shaver. Disadvantages: No attachment for that close shave.
About twelve months or so ago, I needed to change the electric shaver that I was using. I had been using Phillips for quite some time and I was happy with them, and so therefore I decided to stay with them and find another one in which to use. I looke ...
Advantages: clean shave with one stroke, lightweight and comfortable Disadvantages: a bit on the costly side for a shaver, especially as there are many out there
I like to have a clean shaven face most of the time, especially during my working week, although at weekends if Im not working I have been known to miss a shave or two and end up with a bit of a rough face, which doesnt make my wife too happy. So gettin ...
Advantages: quick charge, lasts well, gives a close shave and saves money in the long run Disadvantages: the trimmer is not too stable but apart from that...
Before we begin I must tell you that I prefer a good old fashioned wet shave with a good old fashioned razor, (although old fashioned isnt quite the word as for a while I had been using a razor from a well know company that begins with the letter G). A ...
