For many years I have been a wet shaver, having tried electric ones - Philishave was the firstand but never happy with how smooth they got my mug. It is a waste of time to me anyway, and the faff of gel, blades and warm water etc etc at home or camping would be got rid of.
Getting lazy and not bothered how many of the fairer or not fair sex peck my cheek and have a cuddle I have now decided to go electric again and when I look at the range availabe now it stumps me which way to go.I am told that in this modern world they even design some for old gits with wrinkly, saggy skin. It's a possible route I may have to take. Any recomendations?

I'm a waxer so I get a smooth finish every time

Seriously, I tried one of them new fangled Braun jobbies, I'm a seriously committed wet shaver and those new things just don't get me smooth I like to be clean shaven at the start of everyday, if we go out or just because I feel like it I will shave again

Desperate Dan would have a nightmare if he thought as a devoted fan I was switching to a leccy razor

Definateley not for me!!!

I find a good cat lick sufficient for removing what passes for bum fluff around my face.

Wow! Thanks for the advice? Still searching.

I've got a Panasonic rechargeable for use wet or dry.........no idea about the wet bit, I use it dry with pre-shave lotion. Had it 11 months now.
Gives me a reasonable shave......only take an hour to charge, and lasts me quite a while in between charges.......not cheap, but what is nowdays.
Getting lazy in my old age, but hey! who wants to make hard work of it. .......Ian.

Thanks Ian, I have ordered a Braun and expect delivery tomorrow. Carole may buy me some lotion.

not veet for men
gosh the reviews on long river site
if you need cheering up the descriptions of brussel sprouts and peas