I am just realizing that you posted other questions which I can answer. Actually I had a very cheap foil razor which used two triple A batteries! I think it costs around ten dollars. It surprisingly gave quite a good shave!! Again, when new. You know what they say about new brooms sweeping clean, etc.. Therefore, regarding the matter of flash between the foil shavers, as a primary difference, you are most likely correct. Shaving dry or with lube...I found using Williams Lectric Shave to be helpful by preventing irritation and redness, Used this when possible. Most times, however, I went dry and used a moisturizer upon arrival to my office. Hope this helps.
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--Previous Message-- : I'm experimenting with these shavers - hate : the rotaries - as I've always found them to : be good performers. And here's why: : : They give me the closest shave without : ingrowns. : : I really don't enjoy shaving with them : because it takes forever and is a nuisance, : but I get BBS eventually and never an : ingrown. : : My question is this: Is there any : significant difference between expensive : foil electrics and inexpensive ones - other : than flash? : : I haven't tried an expensive one in ages, : but the 10 dollar drugstore variety do a : capable job. : : What do you guys know about this? : : Secondly is it best to shave on dry, freshly : cleansed skin, or slightly lubed skin? : : : : : : : :
