Electric Shaver Sensitive Skin
Q: I'm looking for a electric shaver for my husband for Christmas and he as VARY sensitive skin. I heard that someone came out with a electric shaver for those who have sensitive skin, but I don't remember what it is. Guys any ideas??
Thanks!
I normally wet shave but I have recently become interested in buying an electric shaver. I have tried an old shaver I have but it does not give a very close shave. I also have quite sensitive skin.
Could anyone recommend me an electric
Shaving is an excruciating task for people who have highly sensitive skin. However, with the use of the best electric razor , this could be the way to make shaving a pleasant task to do. A person with sensitive skin should know the razor that best fits his type of skin. This would be vital most especially if he wants to have a clean shave and if he is using razor almost everyday. Using only the suitable type of razor would help prevent damage in your skin like cuts or bruises. This would make your shaving experience worthwhile and you will have fewer worries about how it would affect your skin. Having a sensitive skin would need special attention when it comes to shaving. There are creams or lotions that you can use before shaving that will help to make your skin smooth and will make you shave without difficulty. It would also be essential to people with sensitive skin to moisturize their skin after shaving to soothe their sensitive skin and to prevent irritations.
"Before the days of the safety razor the styptic pencil was a necessary part of a man's shaving kit and was used to seal cuts caused by improper shaving, although many people still continue to use safety razors and styptic pencils," writes the company.
Users on reddit.com expressed their opinions on styptic pencils. One said: "Yeah, they sting. I will trade a small wince of pain for avoiding the weird look from the cute girl at the coffee shop and later finding that my neck was bleeding as though I'd been garroted."
Another said: "It works. I don't use it unless it's a major cut because it feels like bleach."
The Executive Shaving Company also lent some tips for anyone using the styptic pencil:
After use, clean the alum block thoroughly with water, dry it and store in a dry place. If you allow the block to remain moist or exposed to moisture it will dissolve. If you have dry or sensitive skin, then we do not recommend using alumi was thinking about switching from a blade to a shaver. any suggestions for a good one? i'm looking for one that doesn't irritate my skin, but that gives me a good close shave.
