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The manufacturers already thought of that. Now there's Philips Oneblade, electric razors where you have to replace the blades like with manual razors.
by sorenjan 4y ago
The manufacturers already thought of that. Now there's Philips Oneblade, electric razors where you have to replace the blades like with manual razors.
- draw_down 4y agoI broke one of those simply taking it out of the packaging. I was flabbergasted how fragile the thing was when I really looked at it.
- morsch 4y agoAnd on the other end, manual safety razors that need a battery (e.g. Gilette Power Fusion).
- neltnerb 4y agoI've replaced the blade on mine like once in years... I'm honestly surprised by the different experience. Maybe it's because I use a trimmer on the lowest setting before trying to do a real "shave", so any stubble is short.