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The fully waterproof design can be used in or out of the shower and with or without shaving cream. This razor was more difficult to clean than some, so be sure to take the extra few seconds to keep the blades clear. The shaver also comes with hair guards (3-6mm, 9-12mm), in case you want to remove some length, but not all, a USB charger, and cleaning brush.

The ability to trim without tugging is a huge win for this tool.

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(ICYMI, this is how to shave your bikini line without causing irritation.) If a blade is not designed for this hair type, it can cause it to curl back into the skin, which causes painful ingrown hairs. The blade was also designed for all hair types, including coarse and curly - like you might find in a beard or pubic hair - hair that is also prone to ingrowns.

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The ceramic blades glide along the skin to trim hairs minus any tugging or ripping sensation, which allows for a close cut without irritation or cuts. But beyond our first positive impressions on the aesthetics, it earns high performance points as well. It’s sold in three color options - sage green, ocean blue, and black - and looks chic (who knew that was even possible?!). One look at Meridian’s The Trimmer and we knew it deserved a spot on our list. It’s Worth Noting: This trimmer is more difficult to clean Why We Like It: The long battery life and close, even trim. Power Source: Rechargeable | Battery Life: 1 hour Users found that going in with the blade first to eliminate some hair, then doing a closer pass with the foil attachment saved time and effort.

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While the wet or dry use and accessories are a perk, using just the foil blade to full shave can be a pain because of its small size. Plus, the ergonomic design of the handles makes it comfortable to hold in your hand at all angles. The tool also comes with a blade guard if you’d like to trim, but not remove all your hair. Since these areas can be particularly sensitive, the device also has a rounded-tip trimmer to prevent any cuts or irritation. The tool’s flexing foil blade reaches every contour of your armpit, knees, or bikini line to deliver a close, stubble-free shave. We chose the Philips Satinshave Electric Razor as our best overall choice, because of its affordable price, including accessories, and curved blade. It’s Worth Noting: The foils are small and make the task longer if used alone. Why We Like It: The attachments make this suitable for all areas of the body. When selecting a new electric razor, Adebola Dele-Michael, M.D., also a New York-based dermatologist, recommends opting for one that 'feels comfortable in your hand' and is designed with a flexible head to guarantee it will 'adapt to your body contours and hard-to-reach areas.' You also want to 'use an electric razor that is easy to clean to avoid skin infections,' she says. Plus, they can be used for virtually every grooming task - legs, underarms, bikini line, upper lip, you name it - and you can use them on wet or dry skin, which makes them perfect for traveling and quick touch-ups on the go. Electric razors also offer a closer and faster shave thanks to their multiple speed settings, precision blades, and various attachment heads. 'Since electric razors cut hair rather than pull it, there is a lower risk of ingrown hairs,' says New York-based dermatologist Dendy Engelman, M.D., FACMS, F.A.A.D.

And unlike some at-home hair removal devices such as epilators or wax strips, electric razors do their job without inflicting pain. These rechargeable grooming devices feature curved blades that glide over your skin instead of rigid, straight blades such as those on disposable razors, which minimizes your chances of irritation.

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If you've been let down by your current disposable razor, it may be time to upgrade to an electric one instead. Razor burn and ingrown hairs may seem like an inevitable part of shaving, but they're actually a sign that you're using the wrong razor.