Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Panasonic Electric Shaver for Women, Cordless 3 Blade Razor, Pop-Up Trimmer, Close Curves, Wet Dry Operation, Independent Floating Heads

Closest shave I ever felt in an electric shaver and great price!

Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2017

I only just recently got this, and normally I wait a few weeks before reviewing a product, but I have to say that this exceeded my expectations and I am so happy with this product that I feel it's only right to just review it now. I used to buy a much cheaper (1/2 the price of this) wet/dry shaver, but I had to keep buying them on an every-other-month basis (at least) because they would die. They also gobbled up batteries. I was still fine with using them and budgeting for them because they were so cheap, but we are about to go on a much longer family beach vacation than we normally stay, and since my last cheapie electric razor just died, I really wanted to get something way more reliable (but not bust the bank). Plus, I was tired of buying batteries for something like this. I figured out quickly that I'm not saving much money if I am having to replace batteries often.

When using any kind of electric shaver as opposed to regular disposable razors, I always figure it's just a given that you're never going to get as close of a shave. For me, this is actually a good thing. I unfortunately grow coarse leg hair really fast - as in, right after using a nice, new (and expensive - I don't buy cheap ones), disposable razor head, by mid to end of day I already feel a little "stubbly". The double whammy for me is that if I use a razor too much (more than every few days), I get massive razor burn and ingrown hairs faster than the blink of an eye no matter how many different techniques I use (special shaving lotions, moisturizing shaving creams, exfoliation first, "shave with the grain then against technique", etc...trust me, I've tried it ALL!) to carefully shave. It's super frustrating. When getting a decently close shave but not SUPER close shave, I don't get the razor burn or ingrown hairs. Especially in areas I do NOT need that to happen. I could go on and on, but you get the idea. At 40 years old, I would have thought this part of my life would get a little easier. Nope.

Sorry for all the TMI, but if you are a woman who was unfortunate enough to inherit horrid, rapidly-growing coarse leg hair genes like me, I think you will appreciate this electric shaver like I do. The price is right, and if you have to do something similar to what I have to in order to make sure you don't feel like you are a freak with leg hair that seems to have a mind of its' own (aka, the "MUST-GROW-FAST-AND-FLAP-IN-WIND-ASAP" type), then this is honestly a really nice, happy medium. It gives the closest shave I ever had with an electric razor.

Extra bonus points? Straight out of the box, it was all charged up and ready to go. And..."Look, Ma! No Batteries!" Just charge it after shaving. No stupid charge cords, either. Plug the charger in, and stick the shaver onto the charger. Done.

I also comes with a handy little travel pouch. Another reviewer mentioned that you can't fit the charger and electric shaver into the pouch. Actually, you can. You just have to put the charger in first, then with (very light) maneuvering, you can throw your shaver in there too and pull up the drawstring. The little brush it comes with easily slides into it, too, which brings me to....

Cleaning? As far as I can see (and used), if you use that little brush to clean it out after shaving (which takes all of MAYBE 10 seconds?) it is super easy. I am impressed for the price. I shaved with it dry, straight out of the box (for at LEAST 10 minutes), and my hubs touched my leg and was...like, "Hey, baby. You feel nice." I think that is all the testimony I need, really. I dry shaved out of the box and my hubs was happy, and stuck it on the charger right after. Several hours later, it is working great.

I will update this review if something starts going downhill. I know it is probably too soon to tell whether this will be super reliable for a long period, but I honestly believe this will be fantastic for our upcoming beach vacay.
***UPDATE***
I have been using this for months, and it still works great! Very happy with the performance of this item, and it has more than paid for itself (compared to how I had to constantly buy batteries and a new cheapie electric shaver every so often before).

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YB

This is a life saver for someone who hates shaving!

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015

Style: ES2207PVerified Purchase

This is a life saver for someone who hates shaving! I apologize for the long review beforehand, but I promise you, the details will help you make an informed purchase!

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I'm used to getting my legs, arms, arm pits etc. waxed professionally once a month, back when I was in India. When I moved to the US, I realized how super expensive it is to get it done here, especially on a student budget! I tried waxing at home but there were always difficult patches which would turn sore and red because I couldn't hold the skin taut. Hence, like every one else, I started shaving!

The problem was that I had never shaved before. Maybe once or twice in high school but that too when my mother was supervising me. I hated it. I hated spending extra time in the shower. I hated that it had to be done more often. I hated the cuts and razor burns. I tried shaving my arms once and it was a disaster. That's when I thought that I should probably look up electric shavers, and I found this one!

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Close shave:
I think the main issue most people face with electric shavers is getting a close shave. If done right, this can give a close shave. Hold the shaver perpendicular to the surface, so that the foil and both side of the trimmer are touching your skin. The trick is to go back and forth several times over the same area. There is a little bit of a spring action, so that you can, very gently, press it down on your skin, giving a closer shave. If you have longer hair, apply some baby powder and run a dry towel across the area in the direction opposite to the hair growth to lift the hair up. If you have really long thick hair (or if you are a guy shaving his legs), use the pop up trimmer to trim first.

Battery life: Even though it said that it needs to be charged for 12 hours before the first use and between every use, I used it right out of the box to test it out on a small patch. It shaved well. I decided to wait 24 hours just to make sure I'm not getting any reaction, and charged it in the mean time. The blades did spin faster. So I believe it's a good idea to charge it between shaves. The manual says that 12 hours of charging gives about 20 minutes of shave, which sounds ridiculous at first. However, it took me, the amateur shaving person, 10 to 12 minutes to shave both legs, both arms and underarms. I think 20 minutes is more than enough.

Wet shaving:
UPDATE
After a few months if use, I tried out wet shaving and I loved it. It became my preferred method over dry shaving. Since there was no risk of cuts like a regular razor, my main issue of not being able to see in the shower with my glasses on was no longer a concern. I could go over the same area multiple times. Being in the shower already meant I could quickly rinse off the shaver instead of brushing the hair off after every section, and allowed me to get a better shave overall.

I used some shower gel or soap, not shaving cream. I found that keeping the skin and the shaver super wet and slippery helped it glide on the skin easily. I shaved against the direction of hair growth to get a good close shave. This method took me maybe a few minutes lesser than dry shaving.

Before the update: ___________________________
Since I hated shaving, I don't think this is a feature I want to try. The manual says I can use this with some shaving cream, and I lot of reviews say that your skin needs to be soaking wet to shave. If I ever do try it, I will update this. I think it's unnecessary to wet shave when I'm getting very good results shaving it dry, however, I feel it's a good feature to have in case that's your only option, for example, if your sharing a hotel room with friends and don't have the privacy.
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Regrowth: Surprisingly, the regrowth was not as blunt as normal shaving, which is what gave me the confidence to shave my arms! You do have to let it grow a little longer than usual to shave well.

Cleaning: It is extremely easy to clean. It comes with a dual ended brush to brush of hair during the shave. After I am done shaving, I pop the head off and rinse both, the head and the blades inside in water. It's a good idea to press your finger onto the faucet so that it gives out a sharp forceful stream. I first rinse the head, then put a some hand soap in some water in a cup, and leave the head in that to soak while I clean the blades inside. I first rinse the blades in the sharp stream, then I dunk the blade only in the cup full of soap water and swish it around, and then rinse both the head and the blades. I use a q tip to get into the corners of the plastic inside. To dry off, I sort of shake both the parts vigorously so that the water falls out, put the top back on to protect the blade, and leave it to air dry for a few hours. Once I know it's fully dry, I put it for charging.

Ergonomics: For dry shaving and washing, it's very easy to hold. It fits well in my small hands and doesn't slip out of my grip. I don't know if the surface will become slippery if you're shaving wet with shaving cream. The placement of the buttons is good so that you can start and stop the shaver or open and close the pop trimmer with the thumb of the hand you're holding it with. I believe the design is good for both, right handed and left handed people. The side of the the blade is big enough for quick shaves, and small enough to get around difficult areas.

Portability: If you have the right case to carry it in, it's easily portable. The case that comes with it is too small to fit both the shaver and the charger. This is my only complaint. Other than that, it's not too bulky and heavy to travel with.

Longevity: Only time will tell. I have had it only for a few weeks and used it 3-4 times, and so far it's great. The blade and the foil are replaceable, so that's a good think. Other than that, if you read the manual, follow the instructions, keep it clean and charge it timely, you're doing everything on your side to maintain the product. If anything goes wrong or I face any issues, I will come back and update this.

Overall, I think it's a good product, very affordable (I bought it for 14.99, the original price is 29.99, which is still great if it lasts for more than a year), it does the job well without nicks and cuts, and it is FAST!

If you found this review helpful, give it a thumbs up! If you have any questions, please comment below and I will try to answer them to the best of my knowledge. Have a great day! :)

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tumbleweed

life changing

Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2011

Style: ES2216PCVerified Purchase

Why did no one tell me about electric shaving before?

Whomever came up with the idea that women need to shave half their bodies to go outside was probably a) a razor advertiser, and b) a man. Contorting oneself in the shower with a sharp implement rubbed all over your body is not a pleasant experience and with my sensitive skin and thick hair I found it to be very time consuming and perilous.

I had never tried electric shaving, but this Panasonic shaver is inexpensive and has some good reviews.

The shave is great - my hair grows so fast that within hours after a normal shave I have some hair growing anyways. So it doesn't matter to me too much that this shave isn't 100% as close as a normal shave. It's close enough to feel fairly smooth and look completely presentable - and I have thick dark hair and very pale skin.

Also it doesn't irritate my skin at all. People complain in some reviews about the plastic guards above and below the foils. They do stick out, but I don't think they're sharp and they didn't bother me at all. Compare some plastic rubbing on your skin with a sharp metal blade and I think you'll find the plastic is far more pleasant.

The ability to shave dry is life changing - I can shave easily whenever and wherever I want with minimal fuss and mess. Wet shaving armpits when you're already dressed is really inconvenient - this solves that problem. I also like that I can shave wet if I need to.

My review may not be helpful to you if you already have electric razor experience and want a comparison to other razors - but if you're a first time electric razor buyer, I strongly recommend this razor to you.

I thought about going with a men's razor - it seems like there ought to be something snazzy you get for 10x the price (literally, many men's razors do cost 10x what this one costs). However, I couldn't find enough compelling evidence to spend 10x as much, or even 3x as much - this ladies razor really does the trick. And if it does wear out in a year, I can afford to buy a new one. Although I'd rather not since that would be environmentally unfriendly.

I do experience some very mild razor burn or irritation in my armpits after shaving with this - I can only tell because I apply witch hazel afterwards and it burns. It's far less than with shaving though and doesn't bother me, but if you're looking for completely burn free shaving the super high end men's razors might offer that experience.
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Update:
This shaver is all I wrote before, *when fully charged*. If the battery is getting low, it starts yanking on your hairs, taking forever to get anything done, and just overall not working. I would like to see Panasonic come out with a new model of this product with better battery technology. The product literally does not function as it should without a close to full charge, which should not be the case.

There should also be a battery meter so you know when to recharge instead of having it die while you're trying to shave and rush out the door. I am tempted to buy a second one, so I can have one charging and one to use.

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Update:
I finally upgraded to a men's 15000rpm Panasonic shaver. The difference between that and this women's shaver is a Mercedes Benz versus a garbage truck. They will both get you there, but one is going to be a lot quieter, faster, and more comfortable. Given that women shave more of their bodies than men it surprises me that there aren't better shaving options for women. I recommend getting a men's shaver if you want the full experience. I paid about 4-5x the cost of this shaver, but it is well worth it. The women's shaver had stopped working very well since it couldn't get fully charged long enough to do both legs, frequently leaving me with only one leg shaved. My new men's shaver has a longer lasting battery with a battery meter and is "Made in Japan" versus "Made in China" for the women's shaver. The head is larger and pivots more. It is an ugly black color, but other than that it is better on every level than this women's shaver which now feels like a poorly functioning toy in comparison.

Update: I didn't want to recommend any particular men's model, just that you buy a men's electric razor instead, but due to popular demand, here is the model of men's shaver I purchased: Panasonic ES-LA93-K, Arc4 Electric Razor, Men's 4-Blade with Multi-Flex Pivoting Head and Dual Motor, Premium Automatic Clean & Charge Station Included, Wet or Dry Operation and my review of it: http://smile.amazon.com/review/R1BB4BSB822648/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm
This was the highest end model available at the time and has been working very well for over 5 years. But any men's model should be fine, they appear to all be engineered to a higher standard than the women's model - it's not necessary to buy the top of the line, and I found the charging station superfluous after a year or so.
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Further update:
Another life changing upgrade!
The men's razor was still great, but shaving was taking too long, especially for longer hairs and large areas. So after a lot of research and a long hesitation to spend more again on shaving equipment, I purchased an Oster cordless hair trimmer (for dogs) and an Andis Outliner blade Andis Outliner Beard Trimmer UltraEdge Detachable Blade, Silver, Size 1/150 (64160) to trim longer hairs and shave legs. By reading reviews, I found out a lot of men use a hair trimmer on their face, as it is much gentler, and also works much better on longer hairs, but no one ever mentioned this for women! It is at least 10x faster to shave and does not damage my (thin, pale, sensitive) skin. I also found out hair trimmers are used for surgery prep instead of razors to prevent small cuts in the skin. It does leave a tiny bit of very short stubble, but I can leave the house with the result.

The trimmer works especially well before the electric shaver for a smooth result quickly without skin irritation. I only wish I had found this sooner - I almost enjoy shaving now, and it can be done quickly, dry, anytime, with no injury. Ignore any labels that say they are to trim dog's hair, sheep, horses, men's head hair, etc. Hair is hair and trimming is trimming. As a bonus you could also trim your dog, sheep, horses, and male relatives hair (with a different blade).

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Austyn

no more razor bumps

Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022

Style: ES2207PVerified Purchase

PLEASE READ
I have never left a review on anything in my life before but this was so good I just have to.

[also purchase aquafor and gel baby oil…you won’t regret it]

I am a chronic sufferer of razor burn. I’ve tried everything. EVERYTHING. Clean razor, shaving with the hair, against, side to side, not shaving at all, everything. I’ve tried coconut oil, special shaving cream, and conditioner. I’ve tried girl razors, men’s razors, neutral razors…nothing worked. I’d either get bumps and burns or not a close enough shave. HOWEVER, this razor has changed my life. I found it on some article comparing women's electric razors and I bought it in a pinch thinking what the hell, it’s cheap, I’ll just buy it.

Upon first review, I thought it sucked. I have dark, sometimes curly, sometimes not, thick, course black hair everywhere. It’s important to me to get a close shave. When I used it at first I tried it, I used the same pressure and motion as a mechanical razor- that’s where I was wrong. It left visible hairs and I was so disappointed. A couple days later I tried again. I figured out how to use it to my advantage.
Here are so key notes I’ve discovered:

1. It works much better on dry skin. Everytime I use in the shower it doesn’t glide like it’s supposed to and I’m afraid of cutting myself, although I feel like the shower may get a closer shave but idk how that effects razor burn.

2. You have to go up and down on the same strip multiple times to achieve the goal you’re looking for. I’m talking- apply some pressure and go up and down until you feel what you’re looking for.

3. Visually, it gets as close as a shave as a normal razor, but if you’re feeling your legs, it can still feel a little rough. This also means that you have to use it more frequently in order to maintain the appearance that a normal razor may keep for a couple days. Considering that I dothis on my bedroom floor while watching TV, Im fine with that.

4. It takes me about 20 minutes to do my entire legs combined. I’m 5’10 and 70% legs so I have a lot of space to cover.

5. Apply lotion generously afterward. Especially if you’re dry shaving, it doesn’t really hurt you to not use lotion (on your legs only), but they may get scaly and dry if not.

6. BIKINI:
most important:

make. sure. your. hair. is short. before. using. this. razor.

i usually hop in the shower and shave with my hair growth direction (we all know that doesn’t get rid of the hair) to shorten it. Then, I wait for it to dry and go right in with the Panasonic razor. I would be more carefully with the pressure you use and I only recommend using the popup trimmer for the bikini line. (I learned this the hard way)
Now, for the bikini line, I usually use the big razor area, get my skin as flat as possible (BE CAREFUL WITH PULLING YOUR SKIN TAUGHT, it will cut you if you get the wrong angle…I learned that the hard way too), and I go over the line with the large part several times. THEN I go back over with the popup trimmer. I do this until my skins feels hairless (I can only get this way with diligence and patience on my bikini line only) If you see razor burn- DON’T BE ALARMED. all you need to do is lather up a bunch of Aquafor and let that sit for a while and then use the gel baby oil (you can get it anywhere, I get mine from target) and put that on there after the Aqua for sits for a while and let the oil soak for a little, then I put on soft, loose, shorts and go to sleep. Before you go to bed you may notice a little bit of the darkness or little hairs under the skin since this razor doesn’t get as close as a normal one, but as long as it feels smooth when you run your finger in the opposite direction of the hair growth, it won’t look like that when you wake up in the morning.
Now, I am an avid believer that aquafor solves everything so I’m going to assume that it moisturizes and heals your skin and prevent razor burn but this method is soemthing I swear by. ALSO, only do this at night or when you have several hours to lay around the house and do nothing. Any sort of irritation can cause razor burn, ingrown hairs, or bumps.

5. Ingrown hair situation. This razor DRAMATICALLY reduces the amount of ingrown hairs I get. Occasionally I will get one or two when I use this but I will take that over my chronic ingrown hair problem from before.

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I Tried It & Reviewed It

To buy or not to buy? Read my review and find out

Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019

Style: ES2207PVerified Purchase

Overall review: The shaver is good enough for the price. I bought it for $17.99 rather than regular price of $29.99. Otherwise, I would not buy it for $29.99. Here’s why...

Pros:
-easy to handle and is a good fit in my hand (as shown in 1st picture)
-nice travel kit included; brush & travel bag (as shown in 3rd picture)
-easy to control with just a slide of a button. It also has an option to lift up the front blade as a pop-up trimmer recommended for bikini area. (As shown on the 4th picture)
-no razor burn and this is seriously a big change from just using a good old manual shaver with a shaving cream.
-leaves skin silky smooth but...(see my cons)
-shaving cream is optional because you can use this shaver both dry and wet or whenever you remember to shave lol
-press two buttons on the sides and you can clean the actual blades underneath easily. You can also pull out the middle piece on top (the piece that looks like a cheese grater) to clean as well. I found this out on accident while I was trying to put the top part back on and the middle piece came off. I thought I broke it, but it was meant to be removable, I guess.

Cons:
-If you’re looking for something that can shave off your hair completely, this is not for you as this shaver can’t shave close enough to the skin. With that being said, I have black hair and after using the shaver, about a few millimeters of hair on my legs and armpits are still visible. If you have lighter shade of hair on a light skin that might not be a deal breaker for you.
-short battery life as stated on the packaging, you can do a 3 minute shave for 7 sessions after a full charge. A full charge takes a few hours to charge the shaver. If you’re shaving daily like me, it’s not a problem because it shouldn’t take longer than 5 minutes to get the areas needed done. However, if you intend to go full on shaving for your whole body such as arms, legs, armpits, bikini, and maybe chest hair, I’m not sure if the charge will hold for long. It would work, but it wouldn’t be as powerful as a full charge.
-works better on I-forgot-to-shave-my-legs-for-3-days type of hair. As stated earlier, this shaver doesn’t provide a close enough shave, and therefore it doesn’t seem to “grab” enough hair (if you shave daily with shorter length of hair remain) to be able to shave effectively. I tested out on the upper leg area where I don’t usually shave, so the hair was soft and in a normal hair length. It was super easy to shave that off with no hair left whatsoever!
-The cleaning brush that comes with the kit isn’t the best brush. It started falling apart after the first day as you can see on the 3rd picture

To conclude my review:
*Buy it if you’re a forgetful shaver like me (if you only remember to shave when you walk by a razor)
*Buy it if you’re tired of getting a razor burn from using a traditional razor and want a silky smooth skin.
*Buy it if you think it’s ok for people that are 3 feet away from you to not see your hair, but don’t buy it if you’ll be sitting next to someone because they just might notice a few millimeters of hair on your skin.
*Buy it when it’s on sale because that’s what I think the quality is worth.

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Claudio Tommasi

Ease of use and handles very gently. Leaves you feeling smooth.

Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024

Style: ES-WL60-GVerified Purchase

Ok, so I am a male, and yes, I purchased one of these. I shave my legs because I am a cyclist and frankly, I was getting a little tired of having to shave with disposables and in the shower constantly. This helps relieve that so I can actually shave before a ride or event with no nicks or razor burn. It takes roughly a little less time to shave entirely and I do shave all the way up to my butt. As far as it leaving you smooth, being a man I have coarse hair and this does the job superbly. I can shave wet or dry and no razor burn as I mentioned and isgn of ingrown hair as yet, although everyone might be different. It follows the contours very well without snagging! Easy to clean head and just simply rinse with water let dry and charge. As far as battery life, haven’t quite ran it enough to kill the battery and I have always put it back on the charger when done, but everyone else has said it has good battery life. That is the one reason I choose this razor. Its ease of use was another factor for me and how smooth it operates. It is a bit loud, but I’m not trying to use it in secret. So all in all, great electric razor and a must have especially if you are a traveler or constantly in a rush.

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HotPinkUnicornMess

Long time razor, first time electric

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2014

Style: ES2207PVerified Purchase

Different bodies, different skin, it stands to reason every lady will have different types of hair too.

I have dark blonde hair, but my leg and armpit hair comes in between thick/thin, and dark black. When I was a kid, my mother taught me to shave with a hand held razor blade--10-15 years ago, electric shavers couldn't compare at all. Especially with my leg hair. I tried one, once, an itty bitty thing on my legs and all it did was pull hair, scrape my skin and leave an awful red road-like rash. So back then (eons ago, when we women clacked rocks together to communicate) I dismissed electric shavers entirely.

This Christmas (2013) I was lucky to have the family gift me a few extra dollars to spend on my own gifts. I started thinking about the fact that I shave less as I get older, and the utterly ridiculous prices on razors for women, razor kits--and wondered--how much has changed in electric razors from my rock clacking days?

This shaver caught my eye. 1.) Perfectly and reasonably priced. Wet and Dry--meaning if I was taking a shower or bath I could weed wack my legs into some semblance of smoothness or if I was just running out the door and was starting some five o'clock shadow I could fix it up and keep going. 2.) High ratings and reviews from the lovely people of Amazon. So I said, "Let's do (sheer?) it!"

Arrived really fast--four days; packaged perfect. No damage to the package or the box the shaver came in. Relatively simple and easy to open with no-nonsense instructions.

First thing I noted was how super light and perfect it felt in hand. Second thing I noticed is that it recommends replacing the inner blade ONCE. A. YEAR. Comparing to how much I spend on razors a week/two weeks--I am seeing saving myself dollar signs.

Second thing I did was IMMEDIATELY put it on it's charger and let it sit all day. I read an earlier review that said to make sure it was fully charged for the better shave and use.

So--fast forward to night time, I hop in the shower and make sure to soak my legs, armpits very well and let the steam from the shower work a bit before grabbing this baby and going to mow-town. Turning it on revealed it didn't sound like I was in a nest of really loud, really angry hornets--so that was an immediate plus. I used shaving cream on my legs and arm pits and began shaving.

Legs: Not a single issue. No leg hairs were pulled, mangled or caught. I didn't cut anything and nothing stung.
Arm pits: 1 arm pit went smooth as baby bottoms. The other armpit I noticed that some of my skin was getting caught/immediate red bumps rash. I'm pretty sure that it's the shape of that armpit, because I have used the razor every night since then and the same spot catches.

I am sure that the shape of your legs, your skin type and body hair type, how long it's charged and how clean it is all contributes to how well this razor works or not. I haven't had any red bumps/rashes or pulled skin on my legs EXCEPT for the one armpit.

NOTE: I haven't tried this razor on dry skin, and I am not sure I will because the results in the shower with shaving cream is almost exactly like that of using a hand-held razor.

Too long: didn't read summary: I would recommend this razor for ladies with light to medium thick body hair. It works like a charm in the shower/bath with shaving cream. It's remarkably affordable, the rechargable batteries can be replaced with better ones if you like, and it's easy to handle. My legs are smooth and it's already saved me money. Check it out, kay?

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Jamie Grew

Very nice!

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024

Style: ES-WL80-VVerified Purchase

I haven't had an electric razor in years. I was sick of shaving my legs with an actual razor and shaving cream,so I bought this.

Reasonably priced, decent size razor. Obviously, your shave will not get as close as regular razor but it does a pretty good job!

I don't have a lot of hair on my legs and i hate shaving so I tried this yesterday. Very easy to operate, to charge and to clean. Comes with a charger a brush, a shield and a little black bag to put it in, too.

It was quick to shave both legs, very little tugging on my hair. No cuts or anything, works perfectly for what I'm looking for.

I recommend!

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fairy

Mid

Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024

Style: ES-WL60-GVerified Purchase

I have sensitive skin and at first it felt like it was a epilator machine, so it gave me red spots at first but didnt hurt or anything. You have to add pressure to make sure it shaves. I used the trimmer pop up for bikini area, and dont expect the closest shave, but If you dont mind that its fine , like its name says its just a trimmer, I was afraid of it being like a sharp thing, but no, it isnt.

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meowkitty

Easy to use

Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024

Style: ES-WL60-GVerified Purchase

Just got this less than an hour ago and out of the box, it worked well. I dry shaved from the knee down on both legs with no issues. It took about 10 minutes total. As a few others have stated, you will not get a super smooth feel from this as would from a razor, at least not doing it dry, but it's good enough if you want to wear shorts. Hope it lasts a while!

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