Electric Shaver Vs. Manual Shaver
When trying to make a decision between an electric and manual shaver, evaluate the pros and cons of each. Base the decision on what you are ultimately looking for in your shaver such as a smooth shave or cost savings. Does this Spark an idea?
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Considerations
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Consider what is most important about your shave to help determine the type of razor that will work best. The closeness of the shave, convenience, cost and time are some of the considerations that determine which shaving method works for your lifestyle.
Safety
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Manual razors are more likely to cut the skin than an electric razor. Skin infections also can occur when using an unclean manual razor.
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Features
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Electric shavers come with various features such as the ability to use a shaving cream and some are waterproof, so you can shave in the shower. A manual razor could have a disposable head or the entire razor may be disposable.
Pros and Cons
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Manual razors deliver a close shave, but require more time and additional steps such as applying shaving creams or powders and aftershave. Electric razors are fast and efficient without the need for shaving cream or water, but you will not get as smooth a shave as with a manual razor.
Bottom Line
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Some shavers prefer the close shave and preparation required for a manual shave while others enjoy the convenience of shaving anywhere with an electric razor. The final choice for depends on what is most important for your shave, and some people choose to use both for different occasions.
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