Reddit mentions of Andis 17150 Pro Foil Lithium Titanium Foil Shaver, Cord/ Cordless

I use this every 2 days.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TOUU700/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A7Z5RFKJC34VX&th=1

that and an Andis t-liner, my brother says his bevel is good as well.

Make sure your facial skin is prepped. Steam/hot water will soften your skin and the follicles. I don't pull my skin while shaving. Shower right after. Tea tree oil to heal my face after, then a good facial moisturizer.

here you go my friend

A "foil" shaver is probably the closest cutting electric shaver. Like this or this.

I have had the same reaction to having bikini waxes. I expected less irritation than shaving and got more. I used to work at a spa that had a tea tree post wax oil that helped. I was also taught to "pre oil" to protect the skin, but that seemed to help more with pain than irritation. I would definitely use hard wax on coarse hair in a sensitive area.

If you're still not satisfied with waxing, I've found the least amount of irritation ever by using trimmers over coarse hair before a balding shaver. It gets the hair razor smooth and if you go back over it everyday you can keep it that way for a while.


http://www.lyconusa.com/tea-tree-perfect
http://www.lyconusa.com/lycojet-lavender-hot-wax

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00TOUU700/ref=mp_s_a_1_fkmr2_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1506483783&sr=8-1-fkmr2&keywords=balding+shaver+andis

I'm in the same boat, but for a PD academy. I've never been a daily shaver and get marks. I used this buzzer when I shaved like every other day and enjoyed it. Also started to use after shave to reduce irritation. Waking up early, shaving and making sure its clean is going to be tough for me.

https://www.amazon.com/Andis-17150-Profoil-Lithium/dp/B00TOUU700/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=andis&qid=1555536831&s=gateway&sr=8-4

I can not promise baby smooth, no hair, no bumps, but there are two that I like. The Andis Profoil and the Wahl Five star shaver.

> this.

Yup if you're going to use a foil shaver this is the one, when you go to a barbershop or salon this is what they will use for the bald portion of the bald fade/neck cleanup. Wife is a hairdresser at a unisex salon, and most of her coworkers have this shaver in their kit. As a side note though it wont cut if its more than stubble/short whiskers, so dont wait too long between shaves or you'll have to buzz it first then clean up with the Andis.

I got the oneblade and found it to be a huge waste of money. Wish I got a refund but I wasn't able to send it back at the time.

There must be a ton of marketing and astroturfing behind it because those blades only lasted me a shave or 2 and the shaves themselves were of very poor quality.

The device is extremely cheaply made. The tip of mine where the blade attaches broke after only a few weeks.

After doing some real serious searching and ignoring the gimmicks, I got an Andi's Profoil trimmer, Wahl also makes a similar product. I use it for when I dont have time to wet shave, or if I'm not looking for a close shave.

They also make a T-bar trimmer which some people prefer for an almost-skin close trim.

Also, if you are looking for something to trim your privates with, get a norelco bodygroomer which was specifically made for that purpose. They also have ones you can double as bear trimmers with detachable lengths.

I use the Andis shaver personally. They have two independent heads on them vs the Whal which has two as well but they move together and not independently.

I've used an Andis Profoil Lithium shaver for the past year and I like it a lot. Easy maintenance and gets me smooth.

This, Andis Profoil, the barbers use this. This gets a close enough shave for me that's much quicker than using a razor.