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2. Grab a New Electric Razor for Cheap in Amazon’s Spring Sale

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   Also marked down: the Braun 8 Series, which uses 10,000 sonic vibrations to gently remove hair on even the thickest beards. Plus, the waterproof razor has a 40 degree swiveling head that closely ...

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   The Braun Series 9 Pro is one of the best electric razors we've tested. And right now, Amazon has a rare sale on it, making it an affordable gift for him. The Best Electric Razor We've Tested Is ...

5. Braun (company) - Wikipedia

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   Braun's audio equipment and the high-quality "D"-series (D25–D47) 35mm slide projectors from this period are some of the better examples of Functionalist design. Another icon of modern design, but less well known, is the LE1 electrostatic loudspeaker unit (for which technological aspects were licensed from the British company QUAD).

6. Electric shaver - Wikipedia

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   Electric razors are made specifically for providing a clean shave. It has lesser battery power but more aggression towards clipping hair. Electric Trimmers, on the other hand, are not meant for clean shaves. They come with special combs fixed onto them that aid in proper grooming and trimming of the beard stubs to desired shapes and sizes.

7. Jacob Schick - Wikipedia

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   An early Schick electric shaver advertisement. Jacob Schick's first business venture, the Magazine Repeating Razor Co. sold a razor with injection cartridge blades designed much like a repeating rifle, inspired by his experience in the Spanish-American War, where the blades were sold in clips that could be loaded into the razor without touching the blade.