But overall, I’d say it’s a viable option for a face shaver, even though you won’t have the most enjoyable experience (mainly because of the large shaving head). This seems to be the most widespread fault. Precisely, the battery will sometimes not hold a decent charge after approximately one year.

https://www.shavershop.com.au/skull-shaver/pitbull-gold-pro-head-shaver-010693.html?cgid=head-shaversAnd it seems to affect some units even when stored and charged properly with the included charger/cable. Moreover, your fingers won’t fatigue, not even during a lengthy session since you’re not holding the shaver tight with your fingers. It also means you can shave your head dry or with shaving cream/gel for added comfort and closeness. Unlike the previous two problems, this can be fixed with a new shaving head, but it’s still highly inconvenient when it happens. The Gold Pro is a step down from the Platinum, but only in price and miscellaneous features. However, the same motto applies “90 seconds and done!”

As for the shaver, I think I will go with the RX7 it’s about the same in closeness compared to the Pitbull. Interesting that the Pitbull Gold PRO is a bit more comfortable by having the 4 rotary heads.As for alternating between a razor blade and an electric shaver, it’s fine as long as your shave and post-shave comfort are fine. It varies from one user to another, so the only reliable way of knowing would be to actually try it. If you don’t notice anything bad (folliculitis, irritation and so on), then you can alternate between the two — whichever is more convenient for you. The shaving unit is also taller compared to the Remington (there’s more space between the head and the handle), which again helps when maneuvering it around the ears and you can better see what you’re doing. We reviewed all the Skull Shaver products below and recommend the best one from our experience. 1. Skull Shaver Pitbull Platinum Pro WET & DRY SAVING: Waterproof use with CR3 Blades Water resistance technology, Wet or dry, with shaving foam or without. Alternatively, you can also use a clipper oil like the ones from Wahl or Oster. A single drop on the outside of each cutter should be enough.