Remington RX7 Ultimate Series Head Shaver for Men - 100 Percent Waterproof, Cordless Bald Head Shaver with Pop-Trimmer, XR1600, Black

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Before you shave your head, you’ll want to ensure that your hair is properly prepped. Anything longer than a few millimetres will make for a more difficult and irritable shaving experience, so you’ll want to prep properly. As for downsides, they are the same as in the case of other regular electric razors that are being used as head shavers.

After trying several, I found the one from Fade Factory to be the best (high-quality glass mirrors, bright LED lights, solid construction). I’ll share more details in the next section. The second one lasted less than a MONTH. Shaver #2 now registers on its display that it’s charging… but the damn thing doesn’t actually, y’know, turn on or work. Two faulty products is not a coincidence, it’s garbage. At this rate, a third shaver would probably end up lasting all of 2 days before sputtering, wheezing, and subsequently exploding in a ball of fire and cheap electronic parts. Hell, a fourth shaver would probably commit suicide in transit before ever arriving. From the products I recommended above, the Remington ShortCut Pro can deal with any length of hair. Some shavers like the Braun Series 9 are quite gentle and I personally can get away with being sloppy, but others like the Andis ProFoil or the Remington Balder Pro are not and you will get razor burn or even folliculitis.With that said, there are a few options out there when it comes to choosing the type of shaver for your head. Choosing the right electric head shaver The Arc 5 does manage to shave closer than the Series 9/9 Pro, so if you’re particularly interested in getting the closest possible head shave with an electric razor, the Arc 5 is among the best. I think the end result is quite similar to using a razor blade, while with the Series 9 you might be able to feel a couple of slightly rough spots on some regions of the scalp. The Silver Pro is fitted with a less powerful motor, so the performance won’t be quite as good as in the case of the other two. The Vagueness of the manual is mentioned more than twice, which I agree with. However, there is quite a lot of information in the manual, even if a magnifying glass is required to see the words.

Even if the Kemei foil shaver is not specifically designed for shaving your bonce –it doesn't feature the rather ridiculous number of rotary heads of some options elsewhere on this list– but that by no means precludes it from doing the business on your head hair. I appreciated your discretion when discussing Bald Eagle/Pit Bull Customer Service. I was thrilled when I saw this new razor on the market, finally! Like any of the electric head shavers, this performs best with only a couple of days of growth or daily use. Anything over a couple of days of growth can be shaved, but it just takes a lot more effort and strokes that can cause irritation. I honestly think this mirror is well worth the investment and it’s a small thing that will make a big difference to your head shaving routine.While the actual performance will be the same (for the Platinum PRO and Gold PRO models), there are a few differences related to color, display, and included accessories like travel case, rinse stand, and so on. I know I’ve mentioned it several times in this post, but an electric (head) shaver will only work well on short hair. Thank you for a really helpful and informative article. I totally agree that a fully smooth scalp is much better than the alternatives and I can testify that women prefer – or maybe tolerate – it to alternatives. I’d like to offer some more advice and analysis for other baldies. And I have a question for you. For example, a head shaver like the Skull Shaver Pitbull is practical and will give you that smooth, bald look, but it will only work if your hair is short.