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Question by rawr.: Are electric shavers for women better than regular razors?
I’ve been asking my mom constantly if I could shave my legs but she says no because it grows back darker, faster and longer. She said that she would buy me an electric one. & Also anyone wanna recommend any good electric shavers? Also how do they work?
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Answer by Claire
you turn them on geniuos same concept but seriousley they suck they arent as good but they are much safer! they are better for the enviorment but they get less hair and irritate your legs hair grows back quicker
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Question by asthenia394: Is there a specific reason why women cannot use men’s electric shavers on their legs?
I have a severe allergy to various ingredients in rubber, which is found on virtually all women’s razor heads. It causes my legs to itch incessantly for a couple weeks after shaving. I have tried waxing, but my hair seems too fine for it to be effective. I bought a female electric razor and was disappointed with its level of “closeness.” I have seen so many commercials for men’s electric shavers that claim to achieve an extremely close shave. My question has many parts…
-Is there a particular men’s electric shaver that works really well?
-Does anyone know a reason why one could NOT use this on their legs?
-Finally, if this endeavor seems fruitless, does anyone have a suggestion for alternative hair removal? (Other than laser, which I cannot afford).
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Answer by TitoBob
If you are dead set against depilatories (Nair, etc.), then by all means use a man’s electric razor. There are two kinds, basically – the rotary (Philips/Norelco and others) and the back-and-forth type. You should try one of each to see if there’s any difference in how close they cut.
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