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Panasonic ES2207P Ladies 3-Blade “Close Curves” Wet/Dry Shaver
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rainy says:
August 8, 2015 at 8:11 pm (UTC 0)
Works great if you use it correctly!,
First a heads-up: you will never get quite as smooth with an electric shaver than you will with a razor, but you can get pretty close. For me, this is an advantage because I can shave more often and avoid razor burn, but if you have dark hair and light skin where every tiny bit of stubble shows, then you may want to stick with a razor.
Now, on to the actual shaving advice:
First of all, friction is responsible for most of your nicks and also for those extremely painful incidents where a small bit of skin gets caught by the shaver. When the blades spin fast, friction is reduced. You need to make sure your shaver is fully charged before you use it. Although this shaver theoretically holds a charge for multiple shaves, I don’t advise you to try it. Charge that baby all the way each and every time you use it! If you are using it on your underarms or bikini line, you will probably want to do those areas first, when the shaver is at its most powerful.
Second, This is a wet/dry shaver, not a damp shaver. It needs to glide smoothly over your skin, and if your skin is only damp, like from the bath or from sweating in a humid bathroom, it’s going to be tacky and the shaver will skip rather than glide, and you will be forced to press down harder to keep contact – this can also cause nicks and cuts. So make sure your skin is either totally wet or totally dry. I do mine after the shower and use a hair-dryer on low to totally dry off my skin before I use it.
Finally, unless you are just doing a touch-up shave, you must cut your hair down with the clipper setting before you use the foil. The foil is for cutting very short hair down to skin level, but it is going to catch and pull any hair that is longer. If your hair is long enough to be cut by the clippers, you need to use them first before letting the foil touch your skin.
I hope that this advice will give you a wonderfully smooth and satisfying shaving experience with this or any electric shaver you decide to buy.
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|Anne Matthaei "justanne" says:
August 8, 2015 at 9:07 pm (UTC 0)
Used this about ten times max. Was okay, …,
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|L. Henry says:
August 8, 2015 at 9:15 pm (UTC 0)
So far, so good…,
I tried both wet and dry functions and I think it works better dry. When I dried off, I could still feel hairs so I went over it again and the area became smooth. However, during dry shaving, if I go to fast my skin catches in the razor. There was no bleeding, but it wasn’t comfortable.
Then only thing I don’t like is that there’s no cord attachment. That’s probably for safety reasons, but I would like that option when the battery starts to lose it charge.
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|Anita Johnson says:
August 8, 2015 at 9:39 pm (UTC 0)
Worked great!,
UPDATE to initial review:
I am now updating my review! A representative from Mint Julep reached out with both a call and follow up email. He stood by his product and offered to replace mine for no charge. I have received the new sticks and had no problem at all! I tried one immediately upon receipt and loved it! I plan to order more! Not only is is a great product, but you can’t beat the customer service.
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|FLPalms says:
August 8, 2015 at 9:57 pm (UTC 0)
made for FL,
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|R. White says:
August 8, 2015 at 10:07 pm (UTC 0)
Love this product!,
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