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Re: OT :Electric razors

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  1. Bob said:

    So, here's my problem: It was outstanding in the heavily bearded area.
    Better than any blade. Easy, comforting, like a massage. So fine.
    But, in the soft skin very lightly whiskered areas it gave me some
    moderately bad irritation in large patches 15 or 20 minutes after
    shaving.

    Common result. For some users, this stops being a problem after a
    week or two as the skin becomes accustomed to the shaver's actions.
    Sometimes, changing the direction that the shaver is moved in passing
    over the region will help. Sometimes, the irritation stops happening
    after a couple of weeks; apparently, in some cases, the skin just
    needs to become accustomed to the vibrations of the shaver.
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    Typoes are a feature, not a bug.
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  2. Bill Sornson said:
    Bob said:

    Thanks for the tips boys, even the smarta$$ ones.

    You're gonna shave THAT?!?

    Anything for aerodynamics.

    Jasper

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