Electric Travel Razor

Discussion in 'General Shaving Talk' started by HUF, Oct 18, 2019.

  1. HUF

    HUF Active Member

    Just like many others I use an electric razor maybe once in ten years. A very nice foil SANYO given to me by a friend some 20 years ago is still alive and was used only for an occasional touch-up.

    I am considering buying an inexpensive travel AA battery-operated razor. I shave two times a week. Never used a rotary one before.
    Anybody familiar with one of theses? Thank you.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AEINQ9K/?tag=thshde-20

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005IUR8RU/?tag=thshde-20

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001CS8BJ6/?tag=thshde-20

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002PCPZQA/?tag=thshde-20
     
    Last edited: Oct 18, 2019
  2. Shaver X

    Shaver X Well-Known Member

    I have not used any of those razors you listed, but am considering buying one myself.

    Do any of those razors come with a little cleaning brush? If not, then the Braun might be the best choice because it can be cleaned using running water.

    Have you ever tried a rotary razor before? If you have not, it might be a good idea to stick to what you know works. I used a full-size Norelco electric for awhile, but it gave me ingrown hairs on my neck.
     
  3. Edison Carter

    Edison Carter Well-Known Member

    Like above, I was not happy with the Norelco rotary type in my electric days.

    I found this to be the helper for me. Made of paraffin and talc. Just rub it on and shave. Gets the machine gliding on the face. Never had any success with the wet type electrics.

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    Wish I would've had a Schick injector for all those years I was a coat, tie and suitcase user. That and Barbasol would've been fine.
     
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  4. steve207

    steve207 Well-Known Member

    go with the Panasonic wet/dry travel shaver with the wet option you can use your favorite bush and cream or soap I thank that's the best bet
     
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