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2. Experts Say This Head Shaver Can Give You a Buzzcut in ... - AOL

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   The five heads of this shaver definitely give a very close shave – as close as the Remington and the Braun, both of which we found to be top of the heap in our testing process.

3. The 12 Best Electric Razors You Can Shop Now - AOL

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   Dual Foil Rechargeable Wet/Dry Shaver with Pop-up Trimmer. This wet and dry shaver from Conair features hypoallergenic foils and floating trimmers that make it easier to trim the swimsuit line or ...

4. Remington (personal care brand) - Wikipedia

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   The origin of Remington personal care products dates back to 1937 when Remington Rand began to branch out to electric shavers, starting with the Remington Model E. In 1950, Remington Rand bought the pioneering Eckert–Mauchly Computer Company. In 1955, it merged with Sperry Corporation, developer of the automatic pilot, amongst other devices.

5. The 4 best electric shavers for sensitive skin - AOL

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   The upgrade foil shaver. Panasonic Arc5 Electric Razor. ... User reviews confirm that it's fast — and it has a special Turbo+ mode that gives it a boost in power to make it run even faster. Like ...

6. Electric shaver - Wikipedia

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   A lady shaver is a device designed to shave a woman's body hair. The design is usually similar to a man's foil shaver. Often a shaving attachment is a feature of an epilator which is supplied as a separate head-attachment (different from the epilating one).

7. Shaving - Wikipedia

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   Generally, circular or cylindrical blades (rotary-type shaver) move in a circular motion and oscillating blades (foil-type shaver) move left and right. Hitachi has produced foil-type shavers with a rotary blade that operates similarly to the blade assembly of a reel-type lawn mower. The first electric razor was built by Jacob Schick in 1928. [29]