Get Trade In Electric Razor

Unless you're using one of the new breed of wet and dry shavers – which can be used with or without water – you'll get much better results from an electric shaver if your stubble is bone dry and stiff.

Most manufacturers offer the possibility of returning an electric razor after using it if you're not completely satisfied with its performance.

While electric shavers are mostly used for dry shaving, new models can also be used for wet shaving as well.

The quickest and simplest method of pubic hair removal is using an electric shaver or trimmer.

It's recommended by most brands that foils and blades should be changed every 12-18 months to continue the performance of your electric shaver. Some men might have coarser, thicker hair and if they're shaving daily, they may need to change their foils and blades earlier than the recommended time.

Normally, using an electric shaver will provide more comfort, less irritation, and no nicks and cuts. All of these while still offering an adequately close shave. Most men with sensitive skin that is prone to irritation, razor burn, ingrown hairs and bumps will likely benefit from switching to an electric razor.

Electric shavers aren't cheap. Expect to pay at least $60 for most models and $150 or more for some.

Here's our top tips on how to shave using an electric razor for smooth results every time. Trim before shaving if necessary. ... Make sure your skin and stubble are dry. ... Maintenance is key. ... Don't get too warm. ... Approach from the right angle. ... Don't quit after the first shave!