[XW1n5t0nX]

I wouldn't really know. I got mine from my dad and didn't really ask about that shit. As long as it works it's good to use.

[Locke]

But given that some go for over three hundred pounds - that is like what, six hundred dollars? - I'm wonder WHY that is the case, do some cook your dinner for you too?

[XW1n5t0nX]

Maybe they also dispense a bib so that hair doesn't get everywhere

[AkibaSilver]

This just makes me freaking terrified to start shaving.

[Crown Athlete]

I have to shave every other day and I use disposable razors. Electric razors just don't work in my experience. If you are worried about your skin there is a lot of products you can use pre and post shave to protect you're money maker.

[Locke]

Even using sensitive gels and expensive balms can't seem to stop me, after shaving, looking like Freddy Krueger.

[RiderSkyward]

I have the series 2 version of that one Locke. It gets the job done and has never irritated my skin/tore it up =D

I have however switched to regular razors, can't beat a bit of Gillette pro glide Nothing to do with the Shaver itself, I was just having to shave every other day to follow disneys stupid rules and it turns out my charger wouldn't work. Had to suck it up and buy a regular razor, and I can honestly say it's 1000 times better.

But they're tearing up your face then that ain't no fun!

[Galvantula]

My beard is so thick I can't really use an electric razor. I have to go with old fashioned blades if I want to get shaved.

I also tend to put off shaving since the beard does hide surgery scars and let's face it, lumpy scars aren't fun to shave. At all.