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No 1 son has decided he needs to remove his facial fluff. I'm a wet shave kind of guy, but boy is adamant it's not for him, which Is fair enough - not the most dexterous of kids. So, sub £100, preferably washable, and easy on the skin. Dreadful memories of sand papering my face with my dads electric 40 odd years ago.
Any recommendations?
Thanks.
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None.
But our eldest and I jus had some quality time teaching him to shave, all subtle and quiet away from younger brothers.
He walked in the lounge, sat down and a small wag across the room asked where his muzzy was...cue much mirth and a storming out the room...
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Open the window when you drive him to school tomorrow.
Gotta learn to use a razor/foam! Once a month job I imagine.
I thought it was a rite of passage that you inherit yr dads 1960s bakelite cast-off torture device for yr shaver, so you can get cut up nice and show a good manly rash for yr pains?...well I did.
Nothing to add except - beard. Full and proper.
An electronic shaver is going to hurt like hell pulling out that fluffy stuff.
Wow flash back. I went through this. Buy him a cheap one. He'll soon get pissed off and want a wet shave.
gave both my boys wet shave stuff and guided through the process. Both gave up with a wet shave and prefer a electric shave. Youngest has a Philips razor it was on offer at tesco at the time about £40 IIRC, given it is only used once a month to de fluff it does it job.
Don't let him read the Amazon reviews though 😉
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Fasthaggis - don't let anyone read those reviews.
Veet for men......... lol
Please start him on the right path!
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It's your duty as a Father ;_)
Braun! I've always used an electric shaver, and tried various brands over the years but always gone back to Braun. Washable is a big plus, makes keeping it clean much easier.
The thing i don't like about electric razors is that you don't know whether they are suitable for you until you try.
I found Braun useless. I like my Current Philips Sensotouch 3D (and breathe!)
Can be used wet or dry and gives a very good shave indeed for the most part.
Although due to the way the hair grows under my jaw, no electric razor has given good results.
+1 for Buy him some good wet shaving kit.
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I had a Phillips one it made a confirmed wet shaver out of me (as soon as I learned disposable bics were not typical of razors.)
just tell him it looks really good and he should keep growing it! 😀
I have a Phillips Wet and Dry one I can use in the shower, which has been good, I think it was about 70 quid a couple of years ago. However if he's starting out shaving surely the good old bic is the way to go!