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Alright so Shavers for every budget and skin type.

Christian is the Style and Reviews Director at Men’s Health and Women’s Health, where he oversees shopping and style content for both brands. He kicked off his magazine career as an accessories assistant at Vogue, and has since held editorial roles at Tatler Asia and The Manual. (yes, really)

When he’s not online shopping, you can find him on long walks with his two corgis.

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Sean Zucker is the Grooming and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health. He brings over half a decade of experience covering health, wellness, and lifestyle.

When Sean’s not writing about hair products, you can find him running for exercise, or toward the nearest food truck. Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved.

Why This Matters

We may earn a commission through links on our site. WHOEVER dropped PATIENCE is a virtue did not have facial hair, or at least, they weren’t regularly shaving it. Even as Men’s Health’s Grooming Editor, I’m usually running behind and rushing through my shave routine, whether I’m packing my traveling grooming essentials, deciding what toiletries to bring camping, or just trying to get to work.

Health experts are weighing in on what this means for people.

Key Takeaways

• If it weren’t for electric razors, I would have committed to a life of looking like Charles Darwin long ago.
• Of course, there are plenty of reasons punctual guys might want to use an electric razor in lieu of traditional, cartridge razors.
• They also help prevent razor bumps and burns above the surface instead of dragging against the skin like traditional razors do.

The Bottom Line

To be clear, it takes skin a few sessions to get used to shaving with these devices if you’ve been a long-time cartridge devotee. This is because electric razors move differently and do not cut as close, so your skin needs time to adapt to the new sensation and technique.

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