/adv/ - I’m looking to buy my first electric shaver. I’d l - Advice

Anonymous

10/26/25(Sun)10:15:46 No.33858473

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Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)10:15:46 No.33858473 Archived

I’m looking to buy my first electric shaver. I’d like something that works for both face and body (armpits, etc.).
Are there good all-purpose ones, or should I get a separate trimmer for body hair?

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)12:43:58 No.33858846

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)12:43:58 No.33858846

>>33858473
>Are there good all-purpose ones
No.
>should I get a separate trimmer for body hair?
Yes.

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)13:19:52 No.33858916

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)13:19:52 No.33858916

A shaver and a trimmer are two distinctly different things. I would never use a shaver on sensitive areas.

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)14:35:32 No.33859180

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)14:35:32 No.33859180

>>33858473
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/v1n-zWN4JdE

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)02:47:15 No.33862518

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)02:47:15 No.33862518

>>33858846
>>33858916
Thank anons. Any recommend trimmer?

s
10/27/25(Mon)02:53:35 No.33862544

s 10/27/25(Mon)02:53:35 No.33862544

>>33858473
Get good with a razor. Once you get good it's the best option. Be careful. Keep the skin tight. Don't dig in.

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)03:00:05 No.33862574

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)03:00:05 No.33862574

>>33858473
Electric shavers really suck. A $50 Wahl clipper set and hot water on a razor for whatever is left is fast and easy for your face.

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)16:22:12 No.33864691

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)16:22:12 No.33864691

>>33858473
Clippers for anything that's grown out.
Shaver like OP for cleaning up the stubble that's left over and maintaining. That's pretty much good enough for anywhere on the body.