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Newest Review: ... all that's required here is a bit of adequate hot water which helps the hair flow out of the intelligently constructed ... more

 ... body. As for Reflex which basically means the blades can flop about, isn't so revolutionary, it's good, but not neccessary, I can't notice any conscious benefits of it. The Quadra action is amazing though as the dotty stubble on my face is really less prominent. Making me look much more of a smoothy than some kind of criminal. I wish there was a 3rd head as I miss that, but for this price you have to sacrifice something. The quality and efficiency is really quite remarkable. The unit also comes with a sim...more

mo79
Premium Review Other Shaving Products for Men: Philishave HQ686 (720 words)
by - written on 11/08/02 (Very useful, 721 readings)
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I've never been a great fan of shaving (who is?), and resultantly I only do just before or around about when a forrest has taken over my face. This shaver however, replacing a 3-head but inferior Philishave, has thus far changed my life in that I have begun, atleast for now, to shave everyday. It could be just temporary novelty, but it helped me acheive what's prior been minorly impossible to me. The HQ686 is a silver and green (sporty look) 2-head Philishave unit. It's the cheapest shaver I know that is really easily washable under a tap within seconds (Aquagenic), has a Reflex action to adjust to facial contours, and the blades are Quadra ...  Read the complete review

Shekera
Premium Review Canned Lime! (348 words)
by - written on 13/11/01 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Original Lime Source – Pure Lime Shave Gel This shaving gel smells good enough to eat! It has a wonderful zesty aroma, which when used, leaves the skin feeling refreshed and invigorated and in good condition. I originally purchased this product for my husband but after taking one whiff of the can, I could not resist using it myself (not for my face I hasten to add!). As most people who are familiar with the Original Source range of products will know, they were inspired by the bush remedies of Ellen Wakeman, who was the daughter of a missionary from New South Wales, Australia. The story goes that Ellen disgraced herself in 1857 by ...  Read the complete review

leenewham
Premium Review Other Shaving Products for Men: Shave cheaper, shave better... (620 words)
by - written on 02/10/01 (Very useful, 458 readings)
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You know what it's like, you try every shavegel under the sun, spend loads of money and end up with 24 different razors in your bathroom. You get seduced by that 'special offer' that consists of a razor with a free sponge cling-wrapped to the box. You even try the stuff your girlfriend puts on her legs. Anything for a better and more comfortable shave. Well, now you can have a better, and cheaper shave. And here's how you do it. Rule No. 1 GET YOURSELF A GOOD RAZOR. I always use the Gillette Mach 3. It's the only one that seems to carve its way through the undergrowth that appears on my face every morning. It really is ...  Read the complete review

vinodgm
Premium Review Its The Name That Counts (533 words)
by - written on 02/12/01 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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What do you expect from a Shaving Foam?. Something that has a rich and creamy lather that will assist your shaving experience, is probably the answer. So what makes Gillette different from the rest. Not much really. All shaving foams basically provide you with the same rich and creamy lather so that you can get a close and comfortable shave. I was and am still in someway under the impression that it's not really the foam or gel that counts in the shave. The primary reason is the type of razor or blade that you use. Take for example the Gillette Sensor, these blades already have a lubrastrip attached on each blade and even if your foam or gel was not ...  Read the complete review

Buzz
Premium Review Other Shaving Products for Men: Learning the close shave (576 words)
by - written on 30/06/00 (Very useful, 705 readings)
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While idly flicking through GQ some time ago, I was fascinated by a small ad, that caught my eye, for 'Trumper's Shaving School'. My first reaction was, 'How ridiculous, every man who has reached puberty knows how to remove the stubble from his chin'. The more I thought about it however, the more interesting and logical I found it. After all, most of us learn to shave by trial and error and, as a result, spend the rest of our lives crucifying our faces on a daily basis. My wife, for one, continually complained about my stubble scratching her face even a short while after shaving. I decided to take a lesson and try to get my chin feeling like a ...  Read the complete review

 
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