Electric Shavers?

CATCH17

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Is there a good one out there?

Close shave, with no skin irratation?
 

Tusan_Homichi

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I've tried a couple of them and never had any luck. It just seems that I can't get the spots on the neck that I need to get without it being pretty damn painful.
 

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;)
 

bbgun

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Used a Braun for years but went back to the razor. Braun couldn't deal well with the stubble under my chin.
 

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bbgun;2518868 said:
Used a Braun for years but went back to the razor. Braun couldn't deal well with the stubble under my chin.

Or the long whiskers :D
 

Kangaroo

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I went to the old time classic razor

I use a Merkur Butterfly best dam shave I ever had

The classic safety butterfly's are good ones to start with I think I may upgrade this next year

Make sure you get a badger hair brush a good $20-$30 ones work great (make sure Badager 100% and not boars it has to do with the way the hair absorbs water etc)

Man it does not matter I have the cup with the lathered soap; you can use shaving gel on the brush plain soap does not matter that brush makes a the difference I used all of that and still the best shave I ever gotten
 

Doomsday

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I have a pretty think beard and my Norelco works really well. It took my face about 2 or 3 weeks to get use to using an electirc razor, after that it has worked well.
 
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