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    in the barber shop we use the wahl five star and the andis profoil.. they both seem to work about as well as a foil shaver can but I will say they are much louder than almost all of my straights

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan82 View Post
    I would point you to an electric razor forum, but I'm pretty sure none exist
    Well I'll be damned! I shouldn't be surprised, this being the internet and all, but for some strange reason I was compelled to google this and low and behold I found at least 2 electric forums.

    Poor, misguided souls

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan82 View Post
    Well I'll be damned! I shouldn't be surprised, this being the internet and all, but for some strange reason I was compelled to google this and low and behold I found at least 2 electric forums.

    Poor, misguided souls
    You could have just clicked the link in my previous post and saved the effort lol

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    I am convinced that inside of every electric razor is a tiny man that reaches out and rips your hairs out by the roots.

    They are evil and should be avoided at all costs. : )

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    Quote Originally Posted by ralary View Post
    Best Electric Razor
    Looking into getting an electric razor. I'm getting tired of the whole shaving cream / razor routine and need something quicker and easier. My wife suggest me to go with this Philips razor. What ya think? Am I on the right track? Anyone have any other recommnedations? What are using and are you happy with it?
    Is that title what they call an Oxy-Moron? Or is, "Get the Oxy, Moron!" what you tell people who string together words like 'Best' and 'Electric Razor' together?!
    The only 'best' electric razor would be one that came from a reputable company, though any company that markets electric razors has doubtful reputation in my opinion anyway. They all give crappy shaves, so get whichever one you want. I own a Phillips 8894 that is in the back of a wardrobe somewhere. It was the 'best' when I bought it, but I didn't think it was such a fantastic thing obviously.


    Mick

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    GAHHHH!!!!
    get thee behind me Satan!?!?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alembic View Post
    I am convinced that inside of every electric razor is a tiny man that reaches out and rips your hairs out by the roots.

    They are evil and should be avoided at all costs. : )
    HA!! now that is funny stuff right there.. and I do concur

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    I have had several. I feel like it I didn't have a neck an electric might be an option. Just can't seem to get a good result from an electric. Matter of fact I get a much better shave overall from a cheap plastic disposable Gillette than even an expensive electric razor.

    That said I seemed to have the best results with the wet/dry electrics and use them with shaving cream. Haven't had one for years and have no desire for one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ralary View Post
    Looking into getting an electric razor. I'm getting tired of the whole shaving cream / razor routine and need something quicker and easier. My wife suggest me to go with this Philips razor. What ya think? Am I on the right track? Anyone have any other recommnedations? What are using and are you happy with it?
    Elcectic razors:
    Not a lot of experts here.
    The Philips/Norelco razors are well adapted for whiskers that
    keep changing directions. Not a close shaver but it permits
    the necessary second shave for a Friday/ Saturday night date.

    Of interest you can lap and sharpen the blades of a Norelco to improve
    the shave after six months or so. Lap them with micron or submicron
    abrasive on film supported on glass. As with any razor, sharp can be a
    good thing. This trick worked well for a friend of mine.

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    The white gleam of swords, not the black ink of books, clears doubts and uncertainties and bleak outlooks.

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