Electric Shaver African American
Q: I'm tired of using razors, and I don't feel like going to the barber to get a shave. I need a shaver that will help eliminate razor burn and bumps, while getting all the hair off my face. Any suggestions on what brand and model I can buy?
A: I use a panasonic, I forget what model number it is but it works great for me because it does not cut the hair below the skin. If I use a shaver or razor that gives a very close shave then I will get razor bumps. You have to check if a razor will cut
I am tired of using the the Mach III and other razors to shave my head and would like to know if there is something comparable on the electric side. Thanks
That’s right my brothers, the perfect shave is something that we all seek but few of us ever achieve. It used to be that the smoothest your face would ever be was right after you hopped out of the barber chair, but I say no more. In this economy we all have to look for ways to make our money stretch and being able to smooth out your face and neck can definitely make those haircuts go a little bit further. I am here to tell you that I’ve tried it all and it was only a few years ago that I found the secret to the perfect shave for men of color.
The first thing that African-American men need to understand if they don’t know already is that our hair doesn’t grow like other ethnicities. Our hair is naturally curly and because of this it tends to grow back into our skin creating the dreaded and often times painful razor bumps. Traditional shaving methods don’t work for most of us, so the commercials that you see on TV with the razor and the whole nine are more fantasy than reality. The one time I tried to shave with a razor after I finished my face was baby smooth, I was like I finally got it. Two days later I looked like I had gotten stung by bees all over my face and that isn’t cool. Most of us just concede ourselves to the fact that when we need to get smooth, it’s going to take a trip to the barber and some dough out of our pocket. Well I am here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be that way. The method I am about to hip you to has worked for me for almost 10 years and never fails. I won’t say it’s the only way, but it’s simple and effective.
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My husband is an African American living in NZ with me and we can't find some hair clippers or face shavers that can handle his hair. What brands/types of electric shavers work for you guys, and which website would I go to to find one.
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