I noticed a Barber using this device to heat a can of Shaving Cream. I have one of these devices, but never considered using it to heat up a can of Shaving Cream the next time I shaved. I'm thinking this is not a very good idea, Thoughts?
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Yes, it must be the cup warmer.. (Come on Amazon, lol.) If the barber was doing it, he probably does it regularly, so it probably works okay. It wouldn't explode or anything, because there is an opening where the pressure would release. I think if it heated up too much the shaving cream would start coming out slowly, so then you could just take it off the heat. And it doesn't get hot enough to burn it. No reason not to try it out. :) But yes, it would probably take a long time.
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It's difficult. It might be possible with practice and lots of patience. Don't get me wrong, its a very good tool. But it's primary purpose is to shave off, not to level.
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OK, so let's get specific. My um ... my "friend" wants to know if anyone's actually used this for scrotal shaving.
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I DO NOT trust electric shavers down there...EVER. With the loose skin it is VERY VERY easy to snag and cause a gash. even with a guard and even with the skin pulled taught... I will trim everything else, but it's a razor and some shave cream when I get down there.
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Couldn't agree with you more. I haven't purchased the mangroomer but i heard nothing but bad results from others. I ended up purchasing this backspa back shaver and have been incredibly happy with the results. The fact that i can shaver without having to worry about shaving cream or more prep time is just fine with me. Seems to me that electronic trimmers for your back is not what we are all after. it's cool that it reaches your back but I personally want a clean smooth back shaver and not just a trim.
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I would say no because this model isn't "wet&dry;". Wet&dry; means you can use the shaver with gel or foam cream
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I use a Philips Norelco 6100, and it can be used with or without shaving cream. I would guess that all of this series of razors allow you to use shaving cream.
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I would say..... No; probably not a good idea. I would guess it would be quite painful. It's better to pull the skin taut, especially when you are first using after you have been shaving, and that would be difficult.
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I have no experience with a shaved head, but this has been awesome for my chin. My problems with razor bumps have been dramatically reduced. With that said, I should say that I DON'T use it as a trimmer . I like to keep a separate tool that's just for trimming.
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I did try it on my head , I always shave , it worked great but burned like hell for two day`s , be careful , it also burned my balls , you must follow exactly , not one second off
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Men use it too. I have seen reviews by men. Some say they really like it because they don't have to shave so often but most of them have said it is painful but every time you use it the pain is less. Waxing is painful too and lots of men have their chest and back waxed. Check in u tube and I think there are reviews from men there on epilators.
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Hi, I bought this product and after charging it and while i was reading the instructions, I noticed that i bought the wrong one. I need one for shaving, not for body grooming. I would like to know if I can replace it for one to shave my beard. The only thing is the receipt wasnt in the box, but i can attach the email from amazon. Thank you so much for your comprehension.
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Hah! To answer the original poster's question, I think I'd be a little more comfortable with a regular razor shaver for that kind of thing. This strikes me as too liable to do "pinching" and such.
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Also just got one and was wondering the exact same thing. This post suggests, despite the manual, that it works fine for facial hair:http://www.amazon.com/Beard/forum/Fx35I14XJDYL4GM/Tx25ZQ15IPDYTEO/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_ef_tft_tp?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B001E0C9LI&store;=hpc
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I can't recommend using this shaver in as sensitive place as a bikini line. Plus the cutting blades are a small portion of the head of the razor so I'm not sure you would get the results (I'm guessing) you're looking for. It will give you razor burn if over used.
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It's good for that..just maneuver carefully. It leaves barely visible stubble but it's short & smooth enough that, considering this is an electric *trimmer* and you don't have to break out the shaving cream and an actual scary blade, it's very close 2nd place, unless you need to be totally bald.
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Hello JJI. I have been meaning to respond to your post and used my braun 9595 for the 2nd time only today. I'm a doctor and appreciate your concern which is genuine and as you explain, far from ideal to end up with hairs in your trachy site. Unfortunately, I think you're safer staying away from this shaver for your particular concern since there was a considerable amount of small hairs that fell during my shave today. I could clearly see those hairs in the sink and since they fall out dry, they are more difficult to extract and clean. I don't know if you currently shave with 'wet' razors, but I would imagine that is the safest and cleanest way to shave around the area. Dry hairs tend to be problematic to remove and most likely to elicit the undesired inflammatory reactions although less likely obstruct the area due to their minute size. This shaver does not have a vacuum system and I don't know how it compares to others since this is my first electric shaver. Also, I can't even comment on the quality of shave at this very early stage yet but I'll leave a review in due course. I hope this is useful but please accept this at face value as my opinion only from what I've experienced personally so far. Its worth mentioning that my stubble is slightly thicker than your average stubble. All the best.