Thread: Vibrating Razors

I'm curious how many folks have tried those new cartridge razors with vibrators. I tried once a few months ago as it was the only one I had and it diced up my face like a cucumber.

After shaving I had thought to myself...wouldn't shaving with a vibrating razor be the same as trying to shave with Parkinson's disease or but naked, outside, in the middle of January shivering like a leaf?

What was your experience like?

Originally Posted by LikesBBS

I'm curious how many folks have tried those new cartridge razors with vibrators. I tried once a few months ago as it was the only one I had and it diced up my face like a cucumber.

After shaving I had thought to myself...wouldn't shaving with a vibrating razor be the same as trying to shave with Parkinson's disease or but naked, outside, in the middle of January shivering like a leaf?

What was your experience like?

I think you are in the wrong forum,this one is for non vibrating single blade ones, that close between a set of scales most of the time.
I like your effort not to look like a troll.

Originally Posted by mainaman

I think you are in the wrong forum,this one is for non vibrating single blade ones, that close between a set of scales most of the time.
I like your effort not to look like a troll.

Lol, you make me laugh. While you are right that this is in the wrong forum - should be in the general razor/shaving discussion listed below my mistake and thank you for the correction. I am however not a troll by anymeans if by troll you mean this:

In Internet slang, a troll (pron.: /ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is someone who posts inflammatory,^[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as a forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response^[2] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.^[3] The noun troll may also refer to the provocative message itself, as in: "That was an excellent troll you posted."

Was simply curious how others felt about these new razors as I for one thought someone over at the companies who make these smoked a big phatty before deciding to go and sel these.

Thank you for your concern

Originally Posted by LikesBBS

I'm curious how many folks have tried those new cartridge razors with vibrators. I tried once a few months ago as it was the only one I had and it diced up my face like a cucumber.

After shaving I had thought to myself...wouldn't shaving with a vibrating razor be the same as trying to shave with Parkinson's disease or but naked, outside, in the middle of January shivering like a leaf?

What was your experience like?

I got one at Christmas I turned it on once, once then I used the battery in my T.V. remote and razor is still in bathroom jealous of my straights and will never use it

Careful you might get replaced by one. Oh sorry cancel that you said vibrating razor, my mistake.

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

Careful you might get replaced by one. Oh sorry cancel that you said vibrating razor, my mistake.

Bob

I wish lol then I would have more time for my razors

8 yrs ago I quit drinking,I shaved with a vibrating Straight razor for a month,not fun

I have the one by Gillette and used it for about 6 months. I won't ever use it again -- it's what convinced me I needed to try DE razors.

I have a Gillette Fusion ProGlide that has the vibrating feature. I've never noticed any difference with it on or off. It doesn't make the razor any more difficult to use, certainly, but it doesn't improve the shaves either.

Originally Posted by rew

I have the one by Gillette and used it for about 6 months. I won't ever use it again -- it's what convinced me I needed to try DE razors.

congratulations on your 1st post