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Choosing electric shavers
Start with the head type. Foil heads tend to give a smooth, close feel on larger areas, while rotary heads can follow curves around ankles and knees more easily. Check whether the head is replaceable and whether the unit is cordless or rechargeable.
Look at practical details: a pop-up trimmer for shaping, a clear battery indicator, and a grip that feels comfortable in your hand. If you have sensitive skin, read the ingredient list of any cream or gel you plan to use with the shaver and choose one that suits your skin.
Getting the most from an electric shaver
Shave dry skin unless the instructions say the model is made for wet use. Move the head slowly with light pressure, using short strokes. Clean the head after each use as directed, and replace the foil or blade at the interval the maker recommends so the shaver keeps cutting evenly.
Many people pair their shaver with shaving creams, lotions and gels for a smoother glide, though a cream is not required with every model.
Questions about electric shavers
Can I use an electric shaver in the shower?
Only if the product is labeled water-resistant or waterproof. Check the instructions before rinsing the head or running water over it.
How often should I replace the foil or blade?
Follow the schedule in the manufacturer's instructions. Replacing worn parts on time helps the shaver cut evenly and stay comfortable.
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