How To Use An Electric Shaver Correctly

Men are "animals" with good face. While loving face, we should know how to use razors safely. Here's how to use electric shavers correctly:

A. When installing the power supply, pay attention to the polarity of the dry battery or the charger to prevent the motor from reversing, thereby damaging the fixed blade and the moving blade;

B. When shaving, push the fixed blade close to the face and slowly push it against the direction of the growth of the beard, so that the beard can smoothly enter the mesh. If it moves along the beard, it will overwhelm the beard, which is not conducive to the beard entering the mesh;

C. Electric shavers are not suitable for shaving long beards, so it is better to shave every 4 days or so. If the beard is very long, it should be cut short with clippers or small scissors, and then shaved with an electric shaver. If there are no clippers or small scissors, you should use multiple shaving methods, first touch the skin with the fixed blade (net cover) and the beard in a vertical direction, shave the beard shorter, and then follow the method 2;

D. When using an electric shaver with clippers, the blade of the clipper should be moved at a vertical angle to the face to shave the beard.

E. Once the stop rolling occurs during shaving, turn off the power and restart, and continue shaving after the motor rotates normally;

F. The fixed blade of the electric shaver is very thin and cannot be deformed or damaged by forcible pressure;

G. For dry battery electric shavers, the battery should be taken out after use or if it is not used for a long time, so as to avoid the battery being damp and leaking, causing unnecessary corrosion damage. For AC-type electric shavers, cut off the power supply and pull out the plug after use to ensure safety. The rechargeable electric shaver should not discharge the power supply too much. If the battery is insufficient, it should be charged before use. If it is not used for a long time, it should be charged regularly (about three months).

H. Regularly add a small amount of lubricating oil to the bearing parts to reduce wear. Non-wet electric shavers should not be cleaned with volatile chemicals such as water or alcohol. If the blade of non-stainless steel material is not used for a long time, a thin layer of oil should be applied to the blade to prevent rust and damage to the blade;

I. After each use of the shaver, use a small brush to sweep away the dirt such as beard and hair, and do not allow the dirt to accumulate, otherwise the motor will be stuck or the transmission will be blocked. At the same time, once the shavings and greasy skin are cured on the blade, it will affect the sharpness of the blade.