Whether you’re a bearded man or a clean-shaven type, you’ll know the importance of a good razor.
From blade shavers to electric shavers, there is a wide variety of products on the market to choose from.
While all of these varieties are great, they can also cause a lot of confusion when shopping for a razor.
Which razor should you choose? Most men will end up using the hit and trial method until they find the best fit. Well, that’s exactly what we’re going to address today.
Here’s the definitive guide on razor types and which one you should choose!
disposable razor
As the name suggests, these are the types you can throw away after a use or two. They’re great for emergencies, and they’re pretty cheap. However, since they are very cheap, the quality of the blades is not very good. It may not provide the smoothest shave and is definitely not the best choice for you.
Skin Type:
It is suitable for oily, non-sensitive skin. However, it is best used only in emergencies.
safety razor
Now this is the type of razor we often see dads using. Well, just because it’s a traditional type of shaver doesn’t mean it doesn’t have any advantages. Here the blade is placed between two protective metal layers. This way, only the edge of the blade touches the skin. This makes cuts and scratches a rare deal. They are slightly more expensive to maintain and require regular cleaning. However, if you are a regular shaver, this is a good option. Just make sure you shave with a light hand and you’re ready to go.
Electric shaver
As the name suggests, these are mostly battery powered. To use these types of razors, you don’t need shaving cream. There are two main types, including dry and wet electric shavers. Unlike trimmers, they shave fairly well. However, it’s still not a very popular choice among regular razors. These shavers are great if you like to experiment with different beard styles frequently.
Skin Type:
Dry shavers are good for (not the best) oily skin, and wet shavers are good for oily and dry skin types.
Post time: Aug-22-2022