It doesn't matter if you are male or female. You have hair on your body that you don't want, and you will do anything to get rid of it. There are so many different ways to get rid of unwanted hair, but none of them seem to stand out above the others as the best way to do it. Though most men stick to razors for removing hair, women are a different story. They try plucking, waxing, lotions, and shaving in an attempt to get rid of hair. Though it is not as popular as it once was, some still like to use the Rotoshave electric razor.

               It would be fair to say that more men use the Rotoshave razor than women. If you look at the displays in the stores, you will notice that there are twenty different types of Rotoshave razor out there for men, but only one or two different choices for women. Men still use them on their face quite often, and they work rather well. However, when it comes to underarm and leg hair for women, they usually skip the Rotoshave for something that is supposed to work much better.

               I tried the Rotoshave razor when I was a teen and I never liked it. Perhaps the problem was that the one my mom had was older than I was. I have always used a blade razor on my legs and haven't given the Rotoshave electric razor much of a thought since. My mom, however, asked me for a new one just this past Mother's Day. She had apparently been trying to use the same razor that I tried as a teen. I couldn't believe it still worked. I was more than happy to go out and buy her a brand new one.

             What I wasn't expecting was that I was going to have a hard time finding one. I found the men's Rotoshave electric razor display rather quickly, but my husband was the one that finally hunted down the ones for women. There were two there. That was it. They were nice though, and I got her one that works in and out of the shower and was rechargeable. Though I didn't think she would want a man's Rotoshave razor, I was going to buy her one just so she could have one. Normally I would have looked online to find one if I couldn't find them in the stores, but I just didn't have that kind of time this year

Rotoshave Reviews

I must admit that $120 was a lot to gamble on something that I didn't know whether I would like or not. I have been shaving since I was 14 (and that's a long time) I've never been able to shave with a blade razor and have used electric shavers since the earliest Sunbeam and on through Remingtons (several models), Braun, Norelco, etc. I have a VERY difficult beard that grows in many directions. It's coarse, and any screen with holes is almost impossible. The Braun came close, but the Norelco with slits as well as holes does a fair job. Well, along comes RotoShave and I have a close shave in places that haven't been smooth in years. The learning curve is steep with the RotoShave, and it takes some getting used to, especially the angle at which it must be held, but it does a great job and I enjoy shaving with cream or gel. Any after shave cream or lotion enhances the experience. I'm a slow shaver, and for me the battery life is good for six shaves. Aside from the somewhat awkward angle necessary when using the shaver, I would give it a 5 star rating.

J. Metcalf

I am absolutely amazed at how well the Rotoshave works. At first it was kind of weird because it felt like it was pulling but it really wasn't. I almost didn't buy it but I'm glad I did.

In my personal experience the Rotoshave shaves better then a straight razor and I have tried probably 10 different kinds of electric razors in the past as well.

My skin has many abrasions so the fact that this goes right over them without hurting is quite amazing.

R. Beckett

This is a great razor. It takes some time getting used to the optimal angle for shaving. But once you get the hang of it, you can get a very close shave with much less irritation than a conventional safety razor.

I have been using this razor for over a month. A single charge lasts for over 10 shaves. It is very low maintenance. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product.

T. Morris

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