The Best Electric Razor

Two of the reasons you may prefer using an electric razor on your face instead of a manual one are convenience (being able to shave anytime, anywhere without water) and safety (no risk of nicks). If you find manual shaving too rough on your skin, try electric. Although neither method is specifically more gentle, people who have problems with one kind of shaving or razor often do better when they switch. Those with especially coarse or curly facial hair can be particularly predisposed to ingrown hairs and razor bumps, and the less-close shave of an electric razor, or shaver, can help.1 Though most manufacturers insist that their electric devices can smooth your face as well as a traditional blade (and this may be true for some people), the physical mechanics—how electric shavers actually remove your stubble—create a closeness limit that some owners will certainly notice. If a close shave is your top priority, you may find that an electric razor simply cannot compare to a manual one. There are a few things that one should consider before purchasing an electric razor. Rinsability, or the ease of rinsing out the shaver in the sink is very important. The ergonomics of shaver is important as well. It should be easy to hold and maneuver around the contours of one's face. Other extra features worth paying attention to, might be a cleaning system, a display (at least showing battery. Any more is unnecessary.), a carrying case can be very helpful additions.