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The instruction manual should give you an indication, but when the blades are worn you might notice that they’re causing some skin irritation or aren’t giving you as close a shave as they once did, so look out for the signs that you could do with a replacement. What is the best women’s electric razor? Panasonic continues to deliver some of the best shaving and grooming devices around with the LV97, decidedly comprehensive shavers that should easily keep the hair at bay without irritation or fuss. The headline stuff? It has super-charged foil head cuts with over 70,000 motions for smooth, even shaves from the Japanese blades. The head is flexible and pivots, with automatic sensors to adjust the foil to the shape of your chin and the density of the hair as you go. Key specs – Battery type: Rechargeable Lithium-ion; Battery life: 50 minutes; Charging time: 8 hours; Waterproof: Yes Pros: A great travel shaver | Multiple attachments | 14 length settings for precision shaving | Can be used around your body There are no fancy extras: you only get a charging cord and plastic foil guard. Shaving performance isn’t up there with pricier models such as the Braun Series 7, either – you will need to do a few passes for a close shave – but cleaning is easy and the results are good for the money. Another slight annoyance is the sensitivity of the power button, which means even the slightest brush can turn it off in the middle of a shave. If you can live with that, though, this is a great shaver at a keen price.
Although the Series 5000 is a reasonably-priced proposition, it's one of the better-looking shavers around thanks to a matte grey design, solid ergonomics, and a handy display showing its battery level. All of these join forces to make this more of a men's grooming tool than a boyish plaything. Having said that, we found it works best if you shave every day. If you let a few days pass, the long hairs seem to fox this smart shaver, leaving odd hairs loitering on your fizzog. For the very best results, you can use it wet, then place the shaver upside down in its cleaning station and wait while it cleans and dries. This involves 80 minutes of fan noise and the shaver itself isn’t quiet, but if you’re horrified by the thought of going out unshaven, this shaver will make damn sure your nightmares don’t come true. When choosing a razor, you might come across mains, battery and rechargeable devices. Most electric shavers are rechargeable these days, making them perfect for use both at home or on the move. While some can be used both cordless or from the mains – allowing you to use them even if you’ve run out of charge – you should probably avoid battery-powered shavers. These are designed for occasional use only and using them often could cost you a fortune in batteries. Should I choose a shaver based on my skin type?Have you ever wanted to own a grooming tool that's named after some gardening gear? Granted, it's not a very common fantasy, but Manscaped fulfils it for the few who like that sort of thing, with yet another quality shaver. The Handyman is an all-round shaving dream if foil razors are your chosen weapon against the onslaught of unwanted hair, with a powerful motor that powers the blade to revolutions of 9,000 per minute. The independently-moving foil strips can adjust and flow with the contours of your face for an even shave throughout, and it's surprisingly comfortable to use, despite its diminutive stature.
If you have sensitive skin and are prone to razor burn, a foil shaver might be your best bet as they are recognised as being less harsh on the skin when compared to rotary shavers. What extra features should I look out for? Transparency is important to us, which is why we're always clear about where we find our recommendations.Pros: Cleaning and self-sharpening charge station | Leather travel case included | Exceptional shaving
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