We also love the ergonomic, slimline handle that's textured to avoid slips in the shower and houses the 100-minute battery that provides ample time to do a head-to-toe sweep in one go.

Philips, Remington, rotary etc. with cable and rechargeable, and occasionally cleaning my doctor’s razor 50 years ago ( which were full to the brim with hair, skin fat etcetera) with solvents-white benzine etc.I’ve already bought my pre-shave lotion, electric razor, and replacement kits. Now using it for learning proper care and maintenance. All have been very very helpful articles. You’ve built an awesome resource and deserve support. I’m now using your work to decide on a body grooming device! 😀 Reply Automatic mode selection doesn’t just save you time – it conserves cleaning fluid and prolongs the life of the Clean&Charge Station. Accessories: 1 x Beard & hair trimmer, 1x Ear & nose trimmer, 1x Detail trimmer, 1x Body groomer head, 4x Comb attachments, 1x Mini Foil Shaver, 1x Gillette razor, 1x Cleaning brush, 1x Soft bag, 1x Smart plug charger, 1x Charging stand While we can't guarantee you'll suddenly transform into a bona fide professional barber once you slip your grip around Braun's Series 9 trimmer, you'll definitely feel a surge of confidence in your own abilities; this device is so well-equipped that you'd be hard-pressed not to achieve excellent results on your beard.

This third step is of course optional and it’s for you to decide if and how often you’re willing to skip the automated cleaning process and clean the shaver yourself. As for traditional vs electric, that’s probably a never-ending discussion with specific pros and cons for each of the two mantras. I always say that everyone should simply choose whatever works best for them and for what they need. There are cases when an electric razor is better (safer, more practical, faster) and situation when someone might prefer the old school DE and lather (probably the closest shave if you can get it done safely and with minimal irritation). You can also wet shave with an electric razor and maybe get the best of both worlds. 🙂 With a longer battery and a weighted handle, it’s great for shower shaving or using as a dry razor to keep up the clean jawline you’ve always hoped for. It’s worth mentioning the handle itself is considered bulky by our grooming editors, which can make precision shaving tough, but once you’re used to the design, it glides around your face. Compressed air would clearly work better than just blowing on the cassette, so if you have a can around definitely give it a go. MAIN QUESTION: Can you think of any strategies to prevent mineral build up which incorporate to the cleaning phase / lubricating phase of every shave?

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As for the manual cleaning, this is my process: I add a few drops of water on the foils, then pour a bit of liquid soap on them. I turn on the shaver and let it run for around 20 seconds so the soap can lather nicely. I add more water if needed. After that, with the shaver still turned on, I rinse it under running warm water. I turn it off, remove the cassette, then rinse it thoroughly, both the outside and the inner part. If we compare three possible methods (cleaning base vs. my soap+water+oil vs. a commercially available alcohol-based cleaner lubricant) do you have an opinion as to which would be most thorough? What we didn't like: Doesn't provide the best results | cheap, scratchy materials | Inconveniently long recharge time Ovodiu, please pay attention that when I change the old cassette with the new one, nothing change and the terrible noise is remained.

Growing and managing a godly beard is no small task. A lot of effort, time and hours spent staring into the mirror combatting stray whiskers goes into maintaining the sort of facial fuzz Thor would be proud of, but none of that gruelling time is worth it if you’re not properly equipped for the task. Armed with a quality beard-trimming tool and even the most impatient of shavers can shape a sightly beard, the only problem is which brand to swear allegiance to. Here, we’ll champion the standard of Braun. Before you take a motorised blade to your chin, you’ll want to know that these devices are up to GQ’s incredibly high standards and therefore, are worthy of a spot in your bathroom cabinet. Our grooming editors meticulously test each product listed below, with an aim to assess value for money, quality of trim, run time and any other useful features like cordless capabilities, charging stations and attachments for other hair-related activities like body hair combs, or nose hair trimming tips. What is the best brand of beard trimmer? You propose using liquid hand soap, but I sometimes use kitchen washing up liquid (Dawn). It’s quite a gentle detergent (they use it on rescue birds and animals after oil spills). Do you see any issues there? I mean, there’s nothing magic about liquid hand soap per se is there, as compared to Dawn? Once dry, you can also spray the blades and the inner part of the combs with a spray cleaner and lubricant since the shaving unit is already disassembled and you have access to the blades. You’re quite right, Ovidiu; the Barber Shop Shaver Guard spray is made in Australia and is not readily available in Europe. Importing it is prohibitively expensive.That’s pretty much it. This thorough cleaning routine only applies to rotary shavers and it is optional, but I would recommend doing it just to avoid gunk building up inside the combs. Hardened foam is difficult to remove and it’s best to avoid getting there by regularly cleaning your shaver as described in this post for example.

Last year I bought one series 9 as 9299… At the beginning it was wonderful and satisfy me as well for shaving and also noise that is very important for any person…. As I used it many time its noise not disturb me but: Accessories: 1 x Precision Trimmer attachment, 1 x Protective cap, 1 x Smart plug for automatic 100-240 V adjustment, 1 x Cleaning Brush

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When I use it, I just pour some into a bowl and upend the shaver heads into the solution, then run the shaver for 20 seconds or so. However, not all shavers come with one and those that do are generally a lot more expensive and also imply higher costs of ownership — you will need to constantly buy the cleaning solution as well. Is there a difference between these two options other than time? If so, when should I use the large button vice the semi-circle? Reply And in the case of most Braun electric shavers, the station is a necessary evil since the shaving heads (cassettes) can become difficult to clean manually.