Shaving Equipment

[golfnwine]

My SO likes the feels of being shaved. (Lucky me).
When I shave I use a blade and cream but she gets irritated by this method.
Are there any electric shavers that do a close job around the 'sensitive areas'?
Most Providers I know use the cream and shaver method.

[NoGeorgeClooney]

I use the Phillips Norelco bodygroom pro grooming system.

Had it for year without trying it on the boys because I tested it on my face and it pulled and yanked hair out, which scared me.
Finally got the balls (pun) to try it for real and its WONDERFUL downstairs.

[Combustion]

I have the 2040 and it works no irratation

[golfnwine]

I reiterate, it's for my SO so it should shave closely, like a razor.

[Luckyl]

Mine uses a triple blade gillette and "coochie cream" from the toy store. Okay, well, so do I. No complaints to date.

[Redwolf]

Originally Posted by NoGeorgeClooney

I use the Phillips Norelco bodygroom pro grooming system.

I use the same and recommend it. But remember, it is not meant for the face.

[Likinikki]

Great thread...thanks golfnwine. I was asking around the other day about this very subject. I'm always getting a razor burn, ingrown hairs, and tears and cuts from dull blades. I use a men's razor...tried all of them, and at some point, they all stop working. I want to buy an electric razor...so, do you think a woman can use the Norelco bodygroom...or do they make one for a woman?

[golfnwine]

Bought a Remington F3790 but haven't used it yet.
Will report back.

http://www.remington-store.com/?trk_...910&OVNDID=ND1

[golfnwine]

Bought this one.
It works well if you use a trimmer first.
Use some powder with it.

Originally Posted by golfnwine

Bought a Remington F3790 but haven't used it yet.
Will report back.

http://www.remington-store.com/?trk_src_ss=REMFGS49WEBPAYPC|r emington%20f3790-remington%20electric%20razor&O VRAW=remington%20f3790&OVKEY=r emington%20electric%20razor&OV MTC=advanced&OVADID=5497198052 2&OVKWID=130836002022&OVCAMPGI D=3925815522&OVADGRPID=6603397 910&OVNDID=ND1