[googley]

I was wondering if people have suggestions for good electric razors. Since I can't see without my glasses (and that makes shaving hard), I am thinking of investing in an electric razor. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks.

[wing]

I don't know about electric razors, but I use a depilatory cream like Nair or Neet with good results.

[splitimage]

I too use depillatory creams. They work well, and I find they last longer than shaving. I just wish the weren't so messy.

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[Indie'sOK]

I don't know about electric either, but I like anything made by Venus. Be careful with depilatories if you've got sensitive skin - they can cause a rash if left on for too long.

[salukigirl]

I have never had any luck with Nair or Veet.

http://www.consumersearch.com/womens-shavers/review

There are some reviews for the best ones. I have one that is a razor and has a trimmer on the other side and it's good but I don't think they make it anymore. I think it's a Schick?

[einundzwanzig]

Ya i like Venus, it works good for me.

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[turquoisesea]

I haven't tried electric razors, but I wear contacts - I can wear those into the shower. But when I forget sometimes I turn off the water while I shave and wear glasses in if necessary. I haven't done that much since I've switched to contacts but it helps.

[racee]

you can get it cheaper on other sites, but this is the best in my opinion. although with electric it doesn't give you as close a shave as blade razors but does the trick, and you can also do a dry shave. i'm actually going to get my hair removed my skin is so sensitive even when i shave i have issues and then my skin itches for weeks after.

http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-e...00000000005702

[thine_self_untrue]

I have never gotten a close shave with an electric razor. I wear my contacts in the shower if I need to be careful.

[googley]

Thank you all for your help. I don't wear contacts, so that is not a solution for me.

[PTSDlovemycats]

I have used a few good electric razors made by Remmington. Hope that helps!

[AAAAA]

I do not have any suggestions for an electric razor (I did not even know they made those for women anymore) but I have had great success with the Gillette disposable Venus razors. I have never cut myself with them or had any other of those lovely side effects.

The first time I shaved my legs I was using one of those old fashioned double sided razors. I got distracted and ended up taking a six inch strip of skin of my leg. It bleed forever. Not only did it leave an odd scar, but ever since then I would get a "nick" around that area every single time I shaved. For over 30 years I walked around with toilet paper or a bandaid on my leg every day until I found the Venus razors.

[PTSDlovemycats]

Another brand that produces a good electric razor is Braun. Hope these are helpful to you!