I am looking for a razor that is good for the neck
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I don not recommend this. It pinches badly. i upgrade and it is only slightly better. Spent the extra $ and get what you deserve and want. Amazon is great!
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I really don't know, I don't ever use mine on my knack, FI just wait until I get haircut
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My boyfriend loves this! He runs it every which way on his neck, face, chest and never nicks himself. Also it is a pretty great shave and nice and tight.
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I would rate it as excellent. It takes a bit more shaving time in the neck area, but then again that is a bigger area. For the price this razor is about as good as one costing 3 to 4 times as much. I would buy it again knowing what I do now.
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Be careful and go slow until you get the hang of this type of razor, especially around the curves of your face and body. I know it seems like a simple machine, but until you know how to use one you can end up with some pretty serious nicks.
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I'd say medium to aggressive (Feather blades, not very heavy beard). I'd say save a few bucks and go with a Merkur 33C (I use one of those on my head) or splurge for what, in my opinion, is an awesome razor - Feather AS-D2 (super mild).
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I'm just trying to find my husband a descent shaver. Can anyone suggest a good one? It doesnt have to be anything really great. Just something reliable that will hold up and do the job for a few years.
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I've ordered 2 similar razors from Amazon, so I'm not 100 % sure which one I'm answering about!But if you prefer a long-handled razor, I can wholeheartedly recommend the Misaki. It's very well madeand def. has a long handle. Still balances very well, and workmanship is outstanding. Usually goesfor around 15 bucks.
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A bit late, but I like Dovo razors myself. 5/8 or 6/8 is pretty comfortable starting. I would look for a shave ready straight razor. A filly strop is nice to start with and works very well. May hove to google that one.
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It qualifies to me. I love the razor. There isn't much vibration. I had to change the foil once and blades. The first one irritated my skin. The 2nd was better quality and I'm rating it satisfactory.
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The Apollo website says they have a lifetime guarantee. I own this razor and, if you want my advice, pay a bit more and get a Merkur Double-Edge Razor SV-05X. - I will say that the Apollo razor has a very nice handle, though.
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The razor doesn't work very well around the neck. No matter how many passes, it always misses hairs especially around Adam's apple. For a perfect shave you'll have to use a conventional disposable razor to finish up these areas.
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I have very sensitive skin around my neck and this is the first razor that does not cause major irritation. I have a Norelco, a Povos and a Remington and the Panasonic is by far the best electric razor I have ever used. I will be using it exclusively in the future. Really well made and holds a charge better than aby of my others. Hope this answers your question. Bruce
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Razor works great on face and neck. I used it on longer hair on the back of my neck recently so I think it may work well on your head. Give it a shot. Worse case return it.
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Every one has different types of skin. So my recommendation would be Astra or Personna... They both last me 3-4 good shaves a piece. Feather razors are good but are really sharp. I use all 3..can't go wrong with those
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Electric shavers seem to be very idiosyncratic so you may have to try more than one. My GF read a lot of reviews and after assessing them bought a Remington MS2-390. She didn't like the way it shaves so she next tried a Panasonic ES2216PC. She's very happy with it, even though it is lavender :_>
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Merkur HD 34c is the full name. Best razor I've ever owned. Just don't judge it by the terrible Merkur blade it comes with! Just throw that blade away. I found the Wilkinsons to be excellent. Many good blade reviews online. Order a few different brands and find your own favorite. Good luck.
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Nope, it specicically says for the neck down. Don't even try it. I have a shaved head too and when I first started shaving it, used a regular razor. I found another solution. Check out www.headblade.com It's a specially designed razor that fits in your hand, gives you a lot of control over the blade, and is made specifically for shaving your head. I bought mine online, but since then, the local Wal-Mart has started carrying it.
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I got my husband this razor recently with the Croma blade. The customer service rep at The Luxury Barber told me that those blades were the best kind and straight from Germany. My hubby loves it so far... he says they work great!