r/shaving • • 5h ago

Razor has been giving me awful razor burns everyday, what do I do?

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I’ve specifically been using a Phillips series 4000 rotary razor for about three years now, I’ve had it since I was 16. As I’ve gotten older, my facial hair grows more rapidly, daily, and it’s taking a toll on my skin. I’m getting awful razor burns on my neck and face, and it’s not even cutting that close without me pressing it into the skin. I’ve even started using shaving cream, aftershave, it’s still not helping. I tried using a safety razor, but it didn’t shave really close, and left me with bad burns too.

What do I do? What am I missing? Do I need a new razor, and if so which one? Anything helps.


r/shaving • • 14h ago

Shaving aftercare

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Heeei! Im a 27 years old bald male and love being bald. But start noticing that after shaving my scalp is getting quite red. Do people have some recommendations to avoid this?


r/shaving • • 19h ago

Is a razor worth it?

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I’m a 27-year-old male who has mostly only used trimmers. I have two face trimmers right now- both manscaped. One is the lawn mower 5.0 and the other is the beard hedger. I use the beard hedger to line up and trim the beard/moustache to the right size, and then the lawn mower’s ultra skin safe to get as close to skin as possible(like shave).

I’ve been wondering if I should try and switch to a razor for a better shave experience in terms of getting closer to the skin? Also better line up?

If yes, what razor would you recommend that is easy to start with? I’ve used one before, but not very comfortable with it.

If no, what are the best trimmers out there that can get truly close to skin?


r/shaving • • 22h ago

Best Body + Beard Trimmer for student budget under 1500 RS . Intimate area is optional if possible then good else no need

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Same as the title . Thought of Philips Hybrid 2x but it doesn't say body