Electric Shavers

No man likes the routine. You get out of bed in the morning, drag your fatigued body to the bathroom and gaze up into the mirror. There it is. The same old beard scruff that magically returns every day. You know you just can't leave it. Going to work this way would be sloppy and disrespectful to your supervisors. At least in the world we live in.

Stubble is only for those blue collar guys who work outdoors with their hands. If you spend your weekdays in and office or cubicle with a suit on, just forget about avoiding the razor. Now, that's not to say you have to grapple with the blade on a daily basis. There are plenty of electric shavers to choose from as well. It all depends on which you prefer, and which provides a cleaner shave. But you won't know until you give both methods a shot.

I spent several years using electric shavers. Although I'm only 31 years old now, I didn't begin using a blade until I was 25. And let me tell you, back then I used a variety of electrics. I wanted to try them all in order to find out which is REALLY the best on the market. I began with a wet/dry Panasonic. Hmm, how should I put this? It stunk. I though this was probably the worst electric known to man. It always had a slight burn to it when I shaved. Then came my father's Norelco. These aren't too bad really.

I love the concept that it has three small blades chopping away at your face scruff. However, I didn't feel as though it was providing a close enough shave. Soon enough I decided to try a few foreign electric shavers. These cost me some bucks. I recall a German one I bought was 300 dollars.

The brand was Grundig. And then there was a bizarre Japanese razor that used a spiral blade to get the job done. Both were decent, but not ideal. Last but not least, I gave a Braun integral electric razor a shot. The results were awesome. This was the best electric I had seen yet. In fact, I still have it today and it works great.

Maybe electric shavers are right up your alley. Some men prefer the convenience of not needing hot water and shaving cream. You can whip out your pocket electric shaver on the go and trim up your face in the car. Just remember that there are pre-shave solutions on the market now days that will make your electric shaving experience much nicer.

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