Is there anyone experienced with electric razors - make and models please? I'm not keen on going bearded or stubbled, so seeking a close shaver which is easy to clean (waterproof?). Thanks
Practical help from males please. My tre... - Cure Parkinson's
Practical help from males please. My tremor is making it increasingly difficult to shave safely
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You can get electric razors which are safe in water Wet/Dry
I reckon the best ones are a Philishave the handle bit is easy to hold unlike the flat uncontoured razors.
They are also pretty light too.
Have a look on Amazon at a few models to get an idea.
I agree with owdsod , My husband is unable now to shave himself and I have found wet very helpful .
Hi merlofriend. I have been using an electric razor for over fifty years with no problems. I have used many makes during that time. I currently use a Panasonic Wet/Dry shaver that has a hair trimmer as well, for those stubborn hairs that get missed.
John
Good Morning from FL, I try to shave about 30 min after I take my pills this has worked form
REGARDS
ERIC
Thanks all for contributions. Looks like I'll get to try an electric shave for Xmas.