Philips Norelco wet and dry electric razor – Review & Giveaway!
Wednesday, September 5th, 2012 by Krissy 28 Comments »
It’s that time of year again, we’re sending our kids back to school! Some of you are sending your kids off to college! I am not looking forward to the day when my children leave the nest, but know eventually it’ll happen.
You need to keep your son equipped, not only with books and supplies, but he’ll also need the perfect shaver when he is running late for class because he was “studying” too late the night before.
Philips Norelco had them in mind while creating this awesome razor! They can give themselves a quick shave in the shower or literally on the way to class!
We were sent a Norelco wet and dry electric shaver for my husband to check out. My son is only 9 so we don’t have that problem quite yet!
Since my husband was in the Army he keeps a close shave, but it seems his facial hair is SO thick that NO electric shaver can give him a close shave, and believe me we have tried finding that perfect one with no avail.
I was quite interested to see if this shaver could stand up to my husbands stubborn facial hair.
As soon as we got it he plugged it in to charge it up. It took no more than an hour for a full charge. (I loved that!) He doesn’t like to dry shave because he’ll just break out in a rash. So he put his shaving cream on and went right at it. He was pretty impressed with the turn out. It gave him a really close shave, no nicks or rashes. His skin was kissable soft!!
He loved the fact that you can use it with water and shaving cream, and especially that it was cordless! How fast it was for him to get it charged and how long it stayed charged. He got a few good shaves from it with one charge.
He also liked the fact that it actually WORKED on his coarse facial hair. His hair grows back fast too, he can shave in the morning and he’ll have a 5 o’clock shadow by 1pm. It’s nice for him to be able to give himself a quick shave whenever he needs to.
All in all we absolutely loved the Philips Norelco wet and dry electric razor. It worked the way it said it did and gave him a really good shave. It beat out some more expensive brands he has tried in the past. This one is definitely a keeper!
Here’s some specs on the razor;
MSRP: $79.99
Close Shaving Performance
- Patented Super Lift & Cut blade raise hairs to cut closer
- Effectively shave long hairs & short stubble
Comfort Contour Following
- Flexing heads follow the curve of your face
Easy to Use
- Anti-slip grip provides complete control
- Up to 50 shaving minutes, 1 hour charge
- For easy cleaning, and wet & dry use
- Perfect for trimming your sideburns and moustache
Skin Friendly
Aquatec: refreshing wet shave with foam or an easy dry shave
- Glides smoothly over the curves of your face
- Low- friction SkinGlide for an extra smooth shave
Patented Super Lift & Cut blade to cut closer
The first blade raises each hair while the second blade comfortably cuts it below skin level, for a really smooth result.
Aquatec: Refreshing wet shave with foam or an easy dry shave
The AquaTec seal on the Philips electric shaver makes it 100% waterproof. Use it in the shower with your favorite shaving gel or foam for extra skin comfort. Naturally you can also shave dry for convenience
Effectively shave long hairs & short stubble
DualPrecision heads comfortably shave both long hairs and short stubble. 1. Slots cut long hairs. 2. Holes cut stubble.
Glides Smoothly over the curves of your face
Rounded low-friction heads adjust to the contours of your face to limit skin irritation.
Perfect for trimming sideburns and moustache
Complete your look by using the Pop-up trimmer. Perfect for maintaining a moustache and trimming sideburns.
Anti-slip grip provides complete control
The grip’s unique, ergonomic design and anti-slip materials make it easy to shave with precision and comfort.
Up to 50 shaving minutes, 1 hour charge
An efficient, powerful lithium-ion battery gives you more shaves per charge. Charge it for an hour and you’ll have up to 50 minutes of shaving time – that’s around 17 shaves. Charge it for 3 minutes and you’ll have enough power for one shave.
Flexing heads follow the curve of your face
The flexing heads of your Philips shaver keep the shaving surface in close contact with your skin for a fast and efficient shave.
Low-Friction SkinGlide for an extra smooth shave
The low-friction SkinGlide shaving surface slides smoothly along your skin for a close, easy shave.
I understand you mostly are all mothers of sons who are a few years off from college; however, many of you guys might be moms getting ready to let their kids leave the nest. We’d love to hear about how you are “grooming” their sons for college. What advice/tips are you empowering him with for when he makes that first leap into higher learning? What products are they making sure he has in his dorm? In exchange for your comments, Philips Norelco would love to give away a Philips Norelco electric shaver to one of our readers for their son to take with him when going back to school. In addition to life lessons and advice, dorm room essentials are a must and pro grooming tools, like Philips Norelco electric shavers and groomers guarantee your son is putting his best face forward on campus every day.
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I would say take it slow in relationships get to know yourself first and be picky who you spend your time with!
Advise: Get enough rest and eat right. It is easy to let grades and school work suffer becasue of not enough sleep and not eating right.
Try not to do everything at once. You dont need to join everything as soon
as you get there.
Well, my son has always been in special education, and has no friends, nor
does he talk in school!
This is his last year, I just tell him it will be over soon, am happy for whatever he is able to learn while he is there, but he is ready to stay home!
To just work hard, but enjoy it, for when he is done, we will be working
fulltime until he retires. LOL
My tip is to focus on taking classes geared towards his major,
and join a club or two to find others with the same interests.
Find the balance between just enjoying the moment and place that you are in, and actually using the moment (i.e. classes and studies). It is important in life that you are able to do both.
look into two-year programs.
that may be just what they need instead of four-year degrees
study hard but enjoy yourself
focus on homework and studying rather than partying
just reminding him that every decision he makes every day matters
I have told my sons to be the best you can be and get all the education you can so you can land a great job and never hurt for things in life or depend on others to support you.
Follow you heart & study hard!
My son just finished medical school and is doing his Internship this year. Back up your kid’s choices, whatever they are. A 4 week certification course? A 4 year degree? Whatever it is , make it important. Look for avenues of success with it. Be proud.
focus on school and stay away from drugs !
knowledge is power
I honestly will tell them to do what they want to do! Just be smart about it!
The only advice I can give is try your best to get your child to go to college bue if he/she isand be there for them
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encourage them as much as you can and be there for them
My son just turned 3, so I won’t have to give him advice about his college days for a while. When I do, though, I will tell him to have fun, while keeping his grades up, of course. My college years were some of the best years of my life!
Study Study and do your best
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Do your best at what you decide to do. This is important. Remember at first it may seem overwhelming but everything will fall into place. Ask questions if you don’t understand.
When my son is that big, I will tell him not to forget his family and to always
be true to himself.
My son is still only 3 so I haven’t thought about it much, usually I let my husband give him all the wisdom and advice!
I am a long way from that moment, but the best advice I have is to not get bogged down with credit card debt. If you aren’t willing to get a part time job to support your lifestyle, then you can’t afford a lifestyle.
I tell them to prepare to pay for their own education, because if they are paying for it themselves they are more likely to buckle down and make the most of it.
Study hard and be sensible and responsible.
Study, study and study some more.