Braun Shavers

Here is another Braun series 7 shaver

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Braun-Electric-Integrated-Precision-Rechargeable/dp/B01IN8LBD0

Why so many models? They all seem the same

THe primary thing with these things is if they are foil are rotary, I think Braun are always foil, Philips always rotary, and others a mix, something like that. You should read up whether the closeness/rash/sensitivity etc compromise is best for you.

ttt

I posted before when I bought my current shaver.....

This is just one source, so check others....

https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/123462366309?chn=ps

This is without doubt the best shaver I ever had, and my advice is to save your money, and get one of these.....

Styling, superb quality, performance and fit and feel in the hand, are all as good as you will get anywhere!

To add that advice from JC is worth checking....

I also have a triple head Philishave that was just under £100.00 on offer from Boots.....

The difference between foil and rotary is like the difference between lawn mowers!

A rotary one is good at cutting the rough, whereas a cylinder one is used for the greens.....
.....neither will do the work of the other...

My growth is fine, and the rotary is only of benefit if I have left it for a couple of days, but then it's necessary to finish with the foil....

My habit is to use the foil twice a day, as it's very quick, and doesn't then get too long!

his brother earnie was a decent boxer

i wonder if he is now boxing shavers for braun?

In my experience only old blokes and Girly men use electric shavers

A very fine observation TB, as you obviously must mix with a lot of "old blokes" and "girly men", to have formed that opinion!

What I didn't admit to is that, from time to time I have to bottom it, with a broken pint glass, as bleeding is a big part of the macho shaving experience!

Jack Regan? The morning after a heavy night? A quick once over with the Philishave.
"Coffee, guv?"
"Yeah. Thanks, George."

Marvellous.

Only a naked blade cuts it for a real man.

Those were the days when everyone used a cut throat razor that had been sharpened on the kitchen step.
The blokes as well.

And men went down the pub with bits of paper stuck all over their faces.