Shaving your face - electric shave vs. wet shave?
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wet ones, with electronic ones you'll leave hair everywhere on sink , ew.
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wet ones, with electronic ones you'll leave hair everywhere on sink , ew.
I have a short trash bin in the bathroom where I shave, and I set that on the sink while shaving. The bulk of my hair falls off into that.
I typically use a personal shaver because my skin is very sensitive. Once in a blue moon, I'll do a wet shave, but it's pretty rare, because I don't like the skin irritation it causes.I'm content with the personal shaver, even though it doesn't achieve nearly as close of a shave as a razor.
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electric shave
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Electric shave with a good foil shaver. Done in 2 minutes.
The people I know who do wet shaves have all had bad experiences with the rotary (spinning circle) shavers which are hellish on the face. A good foil shaver (higher end Braun or Philips) is very gentle, especially if you don't press very hard while acclimating to it.
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wet of course with electric vibrating : FUSION5TM PROGLIDE
POWER RAZOR WITH FLEXBALLTM TECHNOLOGY
https://gillette.com/en-us/products/razors-trimmers-and-blades/fusion-proglide-flexball-razors/fusion-proglide-power-razor-with-flexball
Actually I dont use proglide anymore but Proshield. -
I'd go with electric all the way, because wet shave is too much hustle.
I haven't been using mine for a while though, because I now trimmed my facial hairs on a regular basis with a small scissor.
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For preference I use an electric shaver as I have a scar on the chin which always ends up bleeding.
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electric shave
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electric
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electric shave!!with a wet shave i always end up hurting my skin..
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Wet. Those electric models would like us to believe that all the clipped hairs are drawn magically into the collection piece.
They are not. :blink:
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Electric for sure but depends on your preference and skin type. I have sensitive skin and shaving can cause serious irritation so as soon as I went to electric it was wayyy better and no cuts
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I switched to electric and I'm very happy, it's much cleaner and faster.
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Electric I'd say…. It's so much easier.
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I wet shave in the shower. Electric doesn't quite get close enough to the face.
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Both. Because they are used in different cases. If the hair is short - wet, if long - electric.
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electric
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Wet.
An electric shaver can be a cesspool of bacteria, dead skin cells and dried blood if not kept scrupulously clean. Ewwww.
I like the ritual of a wet shave. I have three razors, two three-piece razors where the head disassembles, and a 'butterfly' razor where twisting the handle opens up the head for blades to be replaced. They give different shaves. In the butterfly, more of the blade is exposed. Gives a lovely close shave, but it's much more likely to cut.
Huge variety of choices - from razors to blades and brushes to soaps. Huge variety of prices too. I have a £35 German three-piece and a £7.99 ebay (Chinese-made) generic three-piece razor. The generic one gives me a better shave!
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