There is a science to using an electric shaver. Here's how to use it correctly

Some people often find that there are always stubbles left when shaving, and they cannot shave cleanly. This is because the razor is not used correctly. There is a little knowledge in how to use an electric shaver correctly. Using an electric shaver correctly can not only make shaving easy and effective, but also extend the service life of the electric shaver.

1: If your beard is too long, it is best to use an electric shaver with a trimmer, or use small scissors to roughly cut the beard short before shaving it with a razor.

1: After drying your face, it is best to tighten your facial skin slightly with your fingers, then touch the skin at right angles to your beard, and then move the electric shaver in a circular motion.

1: Some electric shavers can reach level 7 waterproof, so it is fine to wash them in water while the machine is turned on. In addition, when you install or disassemble the electric shaver, be sure to disconnect the power supply and stop the motor from rotating or electromagnetic vibration, otherwise there will be a risk of cuts.

1: In order to maintain the performance of the battery, the shaver should be used in an ambient temperature range of 0 to 40°C. If you do not plan to use it for a long time, you should remove the dry battery and store it to avoid damage to the internal parts due to leakage.

1: Apply a small amount of knife lubricating oil to the inner surface of the outer knife regularly, such as the rotating parts such as the inner knife bearing shaft or the motor spindle. When refueling, you can drop a small drop of oil on your finger and then wipe the shaft center, or use a small wooden stick to guide the drops, but be careful not to use too much oil.

1: When charging a rechargeable shaver, the switch should be in the off position, and then charged with a power source of corresponding voltage. If it is left unused for a long time after charging, it will discharge automatically, causing the electromotive force to decrease. Therefore, if a shaver that has been stored for more than three months needs to be used again, it should be charged before use.

People with facial pimples, acne, hot, itchy or rashes should not use electric shavers.