Electric shaver for men, Gift
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 Oct 25 2022, 02:30 PM
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QUOTE(ahter @ Oct 23 2022, 01:44 AM) Better ask him if he needs one or else will be a waste. I bought one but hardly use it. Still stick to manual shaver. This For TS reference, hair after wet shave vs electric shaver Faster, maybe. But definitely not cleaner I also previously went back to manual shave due to itchiness after using electric shaver etc Now no more shaving, just trimming  Takudan liked this post
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Oct 28 2022, 09:57 AM
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QUOTE(Takudan @ Oct 27 2022, 08:06 PM) I'm surprised to see such a difference under microscopic view 😱 Once the stubble has grown, the feeling to the touch is the sameThanks for the insight.. I'm curious to know how it feels to touch though...? If "fraying the tips until they break" means the hair is less prickly to touch then that's actually better imo lol. How is it bad for the skin exactly? Does ingrown hair happen more often or something? For me, using electric shaver caused more breakout since I have to press it a little bit harder to the skin to get a more smooth shave There is also the itchiness after the shave as well Never got any ingrown hair before because of it |
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