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AaronSJ · 06-26-2006, 03:01 PM

I've used an electric razor for most of my life... and generally I've found you get what you pay for. The cheap ones tends to burn/rash quite a bit and the expensive brands are significantly better. I think there's an adjustment period for almost everyone -- there will be some redness and rashes for the first few weeks, but your body should adapt. I'm currently using a "mid-range" Philishave (now known just as Phillips) that I've been very happy with, and I think it retails for $150 to $200. Obviously, you pay more for a rechargable one vs. standard plug-in electric, but the convenience is worth it for me.

Wal-Mart is probably a good choice as you can likely try it out and return it if you aren't satisfied, although I don't know their policy on razors.

06-26-2006, 03:01 PM	#8
AaronSJ First Line Centre Join Date: Oct 2001 Exp:	I've used an electric razor for most of my life... and generally I've found you get what you pay for. The cheap ones tends to burn/rash quite a bit and the expensive brands are significantly better. I think there's an adjustment period for almost everyone -- there will be some redness and rashes for the first few weeks, but your body should adapt. I'm currently using a "mid-range" Philishave (now known just as Phillips) that I've been very happy with, and I think it retails for $150 to $200. Obviously, you pay more for a rechargable one vs. standard plug-in electric, but the convenience is worth it for me. Wal-Mart is probably a good choice as you can likely try it out and return it if you aren't satisfied, although I don't know their policy on razors.