Once the hairs are short it might be possible to shave the intimate areas with a safety razor, as they used to be called. Since I only shave my face I can't be of any real help on that.
I guess I'm an outlyer in that I've actually gotten quite confident with a straight razor for mainly my face. I'd agree in that I'm still way too scared to try that anywhere else, but I shave exclusively with manual razor blades. It 100% can be done, and they're tons cheeper.
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Currently looking into the samel model. Do you still like it? -- (Urh2006): I'll get the panasonic ER-JK80S now. It is especially designed for body grooming and not the face, has skin guards and is a beast, my multigroom didn't work out as expected because I figured that it wasn't great for down there or other areas i wanted to trim. --
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I've been trying to find a good pubic shaver for a while and could use some recommendation. As for my face and head, I have a couple battery-powered trimmers I use, but I can't for the life of me recall what brands they are. They work well though.
Hair removal cream doesn't work on me. If I were you, I'd just use a regular blade, some shaving cream and water. The electric ones aren't able to remove everything
With a safety razor it's possible for a blind person to shave but with a straight razor I don't see how anyone blind or sighted could do it. Barbers, when they used to shave around my ears, would nick me quite often. Ishave with a safety razor with four blades on one side and a single blade on the other, called Fusion, made by Gillette. Forgive me if I'm repeating myself.
Ok smart boy, thanks for your informative insight on this topic. You're right and very smart and we're all just super dumb all asking such a basic question. We should all really do better.
