headblade

Discussion in 'Head shaving' started by larry ziegler, Dec 6, 2015.

  1. larry ziegler

    larry ziegler New Member

    Anyone use it?
    what's yur experience?
    would u recommend it?
    thanks
     
  2. Jayaruh

    Jayaruh The Cackalacky House Pet

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    Before I started back into DE shaving my grandson got leukemia and I said when he lost his hair I would shave my head. I got one of those and used it. It worked pretty good. I would shave my head in the shower. I did it for a few months and then let my hair grow out again. I still have it. Don't use it any more. It has an adapter so you could use either the Atra type or Mach III type blade I believe.
     
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  3. Jayaruh

    Jayaruh The Cackalacky House Pet

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    I dug out my headblade. It has the adapter for the Atra blade on it. It also has a vintage Atra blade from about 2010 when it was last used. As it turns out, shaving my head may have saved my life. My dermatologist saw a spot on the top of my head that I could not see. It was about the size of a dime and turned out to be melanoma. If I hadn't shaved my head it would probably never been found until too late.
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  4. Robyflexx

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    I use the atx I have both adapters one for the sensor and sensor excel and the one for the atra blades it's awesome precise, fast, and I buy the knockoff CVS blades or the dollar general knockoffs just as good and dirt cheap. :happy088:
     
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  5. baldone

    baldone Member

    I really like it for the first pass but I can't for the life of me get comfortable coming back up against the grain on the back of my head. So I find myself headblading to knock down the stubble and then fusion'ing to go against the grain. I know that probably seems a bit silly!
     
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