Yea, me again. I could never let two days go by and get a decent shave. No matter what electric I used and regardless of what it cost. In fact, I frequently shaved twice in a day, depending on who I was meeting with. So don't let the beard get away from the razors ability to shave. Certainly, I am speaking from my own experience. I am unable to determine what your outcomes would be. Simply experiment during a weekend and see how you fair out.
With Highest Regards
--Previous Message-- : Thanks for the tips, everyone, and good to see : you here, Bryce : : I wonder if, now that I'm smoothly shaved, : if I do this again tomorrow, before there's : any serious regrowth, I'll be able to pull : it off smoothly... : : : : --Previous Message-- : Try this...shave normally with your DE of : choice, and leave the problem areas alone. : Use your electric for touch-up in these : areas. Works great for me...I love my four : pass DE shave, but there are areas I just : can't get clean without pressure and tricky : maneuvering. The electric does great for : that. : : I have the Braun mentioned as well (the 8995 : or whatever - the one with the cleaning : base). It does a respectable job with a : daily shave, and has a few adjustable : aspects - fixed or pivoting head, sideburn : trimmer, etc. The cleaning/charging base is : neat, but it takes $10 cleaning carts that : last about a month or two depending on how : often you clean the head. : : You'll find that the differences with most : models of foil cutters tend to be in the : foil itself. The Braun I use has openings : in the foil shaped like little octagons. : Each edge is pretty much like a blade : surface, and the block cuts the hair by : scissoring it off against these surfaces. : What this means is that it can cut in almost : any direction smoothly. The block also : floats, so you can press harder against your : face, getting a closer shave. : : :
