Phillips Norelco 3600 (anyone used this) feedback please

[xiletero]

I have tried many electrics, years ago, Norelco pass down drom dad (butchered me); then Braun (aprox 1999), did NOT work well..., Panasonic dry and wet (maybe 5 yrs ago), another one that butchered me.
I since used some carts....get ingrowns, have every DE razor you can think with all sorts of blades (ingrowns), Schick SE, shavette and straight.

BUT I am curious if anyone uses this thing, 3600 (was 1/2 price at Wallies).

Thanks for the advice.

I do use DE for head shaving.....bet thing ever.

 

[FireDragon76]

Unless you just want to try wet shaving with an electric shaver, shop around for the 3100 dry shaver. It can be used corded or cordless, which is always a good feature to have.

It's very important with a rotary shaver not to use any pressure. Pressure does not help the shaver shave closer.

 

[xiletero]

Unless you just want to try wet shaving with an electric shaver, shop around for the 3100 dry shaver. It can be used corded or cordless, which is always a good feature to have.

It's very important with a rotary shaver not to use any pressure. Pressure does not help the shaver shave closer.

Got one, thanks for advice. I will use Afta electric pre shave...no need for foam or soap.

 

[FireDragon76]

Got one, thanks for advice. I will use Afta electric pre shave...no need for foam or soap.

It's gotten good reviews, and I have similar models, which is why I recommended it. I plan to eventually pick up one of my own.

I prefer Lectric Shave over Afta, but in truth you don't really need any of them, assuming your shaver is cleaned and lubed regularly.

 

[xiletero]

It's gotten good reviews, and I have similar models, which is why I recommended it. I plan to eventually pick up one of my own.

I prefer Lectric Shave over Afta, but in truth you don't really need any of them, assuming your shaver is cleaned and lubed regularly.

Thanks, was reduced to $30 Walmart