Best Electric Head Shaver: Top Picks for a Smooth Bald Head
By the 10Trim Editorial Team · Last updated July 2026
Shaving your head clean is one of the most freeing grooming choices a man can make, but it is a very different job from shaving your face. You are working blind over the crown and the back of your skull, covering a large curved surface a facial razor was never designed for, and you are repeating it every two or three days for good. A basic cartridge razor drags across those contours, catches on the crown, and leaves you hunting for nicks with a hand mirror. A purpose-built electric head shaver follows the curve of your skull, cuts hair close to the skin, and does it with almost no risk of cutting yourself.
The single biggest decision is foil versus rotary, and neither is objectively better for a bald head — they suit different scalps and habits. Below we compare seven picks across foil, rotary, wet/dry and buzz-only designs, cover the palm-style skull shavers people ask about constantly, explain exactly how we chose, walk through how to shave your head without irritation, and cover the scalp care that keeps a bald head smooth between shaves.
Quick picks: the best head shaver for each kind of scalp
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- Best for the closest bald finish: Braun Series 9 9290cc
- Best for a bump-prone scalp: Wahl Professional 5-Star 8061-100
- Best for shaving blind around the crown: Philips Norelco SensoTouch 3D
- Best for shaving in the shower: Panasonic Arc4
- Best for skin that flares up: Panasonic ES8103S Arc3
- Best on a tight budget: Philips Norelco Shaver 4100
- Best for buzzing long hair down first: Remington SCC-100 Short Cut Clipper
How we picked the best electric head shavers
Not every good facial shaver makes a good head shaver. Shaving your own scalp means working blind around the back and crown, holding the tool at awkward angles, and covering a lot of surface area quickly. So we weighted these picks toward the things that actually matter on a bald head:
- Contour-following heads. A head that flexes, tilts and pivots stays in contact through the hollows behind your ears and over the crown, where a rigid head skips and leaves patches.
- One-pass power. Enough motor and enough blade area to clear two or three days of growth without going over the same spot repeatedly, which is what causes irritation.
- Wet/dry flexibility. Scalp skin is generally more reactive than your face, and a gel shave in the shower is noticeably gentler than a dry pass at the sink.
- Grip and one-handed handling. A rubberized body that stays secure in a wet, gel-slick hand matters far more on a head shaver than on a face shaver.
- Cleaning and running costs. Whether it rinses under the tap or needs cleaning cartridges, and how easily you can still buy replacement foils or heads for that specific model.
We do not claim to have bench-tested every unit on our own scalps. Each pick below is a model we have reviewed in depth on 10Trim, assessed against published specs, replacement-part availability and the consistent themes in long-term owner feedback, and each links to its full write-up so you can dig into the detail.
The best electric head shavers for a bald head
1. Braun Series 9 9290cc — Best overall for the closest bald shave
- Braun Series 9 9370cc Men's Electric Shaver with Clean & Charge Station, Cleaning Cartridge, Travel Case, Smart Plug and Cleaning Brush
- Features 5 shaving elements to get more hair in one stroke than any other shavers
- These electric razors for men intelligently respond to your face contours and beard density, giving you more skin contact for a more thorough shave
- 5-in-1 Clean & Charge station automatically charges and hygienically cleans, lubricates, and dries for a shaver that performs like new
- Battery on rechargeable shavers for men lasts 20% longer** (60-minute full charge) or you can quick-charge for one shave in only 5 minutes
- Tested on 3-day beard vs. leading premium tier products **vs. previous Series 9
If you want the closest, most comfortable head shave and budget is not the deciding factor, the Braun Series 9 9290cc is the one to beat. Four specialized cutting elements paired with SyncroSonic technology read the density of your hair and adapt power as they go, clearing several days of growth in a single unhurried pass while keeping irritation low — exactly what a scalp that shows every missed patch needs. The head flexes in ten directions to stay flush against the curve of your skull, and the included Clean & Charge station washes, lubricates and charges the shaver automatically so the foils stay sharp.
- Four cutting elements plus SyncroSonic power for a fast, close shave on flat-lying hair
- 100% waterproof wet & dry use, so you can shave dry or in the shower with gel
- 5-action Clean & Charge station keeps maintenance effortless
- Roughly 50 minutes of runtime with a 5-minute quick charge for one shave
Best for: a daily or every-other-day bald routine where you want the smoothest possible finish and hands-off cleaning. Skip it if: you shave your head occasionally — you will be paying flagship money and buying cleaning cartridges for performance you do not need.
Read our full Braun Series 9 9290cc review. If you want Braun's latest generation instead, the Series 9 Pro+ adds a ProLift trimmer for stubborn flat hairs and a fifth shaving element — a genuine step up for heavy daily use, and overkill for anyone else. Our Braun shavers guide lines the whole range up.
2. Wahl Professional 5-Star 8061-100 — Best barber-grade foil for a bump-prone scalp
- Professional Precision: Designed for professional use on the face, head, and neckline, this electric shaver delivers the sharp performance that experts demand
- Stylish and Functional: This sleek men’s shaver showcases a classic design while a rechargeable battery powers the rotary motor for up to 60 minutes
- Hypoallergenic Gold Foil: Professional foil shaver ensures a bump-free, ultra-close shave, preventing razor bumps, ingrown hairs, and skin irritation
- Complete Shaving Kit: Includes cordless shaver, foil guard, charging plug, cleaning brush, and operating instructions for convenience
- Durable Build: Measures 4.6" long and weighs 5.8 oz, featuring a #7031-100 foil/cutter bar and rechargeable NI-CAD battery
This is the head shaver barbers actually reach for, and the reason is its hypoallergenic gold foil, built to minimize the razor bumps and ingrown hairs that plague men with reactive scalps. It delivers a genuinely professional-grade close shave, runs around 60 minutes per charge (roughly ten shaves), and works corded or cordless so it never dies halfway around your skull. There is no automatic cleaning dock and no wet/dry rating, so it is a dry-shave, rinse-the-foil tool at heart — but as a purpose-built foil that leaves a smooth bald finish without tearing up sensitive skin, it is hard to beat for the money.
- Hypoallergenic gold foil designed for scalps prone to bumps and ingrowns
- Runs corded or cordless, about 60 minutes per charge
- Professional-grade closeness in a lightweight, barber-shop body
- No cleaning cartridges to buy — you just brush and rinse the foil
Best for: dry shavers with irritation-prone skin who want a foil built for repeat daily use. Skip it if: you shave your head in the shower — it is not rated for wet use, so a gel shave is off the table.
If bumps are your main complaint, read our guide to ingrown hairs on the scalp alongside it. Our best foil shaver roundup lines the foil models up side by side, and our Wahl shavers guide covers the brand's wider foil and head-razor range.
3. Philips Norelco 1250X/40 SensoTouch 3D — Best multi-head rotary for scalp contours
- RQ12 Replacement Head Fits SensoTouch 3D 1200 Series Razor models: 1250 1251 1252 1253 1254 1260 1261 1262 1265 1275 1280 1285 1290 1295 RQ1250 RQ1260 RQ1261 RQ1280 RQ1290 RQ1250cc RQ1260c RQ1280cc RQ1290cc 1250X 1260X 1250cc 1260cc 1280cc 1285cc 1290cc 1295cc
- Fits compatible with Philips RQ10 series :RQ1050 RQ1051 RQ1052 RQ1053 RQ1059 RQ1060 RQ1061 RQ1062 RQ1075 RQ1076 RQ1077 RQ1085 RQ1087 RQ1090 RQ1095 1050x 1059x 1090x
- Fits compatible with Philips RQ11 series: RQ1150 RQ1151 RQ1155 RQ1160 RQ1180 RQ1190 RQ1160CC RQ1180CC RQ1131 RQ1141 RQ1145 RQ1175 RQ1195 RQ1150X RQ1160X RQ1180X RQ1185 RQ1190X RQ1195
- Fully intelligent facial contouring system perfectly fits the curve Three independent floating cutter heads on the shaving head unit can be rotated in all directions. This unique combination ensures that the skin remains perfectly fit on the curve, making it easy to capture even the finest neck hair.
- Non original aftermarket part. Replacing the head For optimum shaving performance, it is recommended to change the shaving head every 6 months.
Multi-head rotary shavers are the most forgiving choice for a bald head because their three round heads flex, tilt and pivot independently, hugging every curve of your skull even when you cannot see what you are doing. The SensoTouch 3D pairs that GyroFlex 3D contouring with a true wet/dry AquaTec seal and a roughly 50-minute battery, making it a comfortable, low-pressure pick for men who shave in circular motions and want to avoid razor burn. Worldwide voltage support makes it an easy travel shaver too.
- GyroFlex 3D heads flex in three directions to follow your scalp
- Wet & dry sealing for shower shaving and rinse-clean upkeep
- Long battery life with a quick-charge, plus worldwide voltage
- Gentle, low-pressure shave that suits circular strokes
Best for: anyone who would rather glide one-handed over the crown than work in short, deliberate strokes. Skip it if: you have very fine, flat-lying hair and chase a mirror finish — a foil will get you closer.
Read our full Philips Norelco 1250X/40 SensoTouch 3D review. If you want the flagship rotary with a metal body and a SmartClean dock, the Philips Norelco Shaver 8900 is the step-up version of the same idea, and our best rotary shaver guide covers every rotary option.
4. Panasonic Arc4 (ES8249S / ES8243A) — Best wet/dry foil for shaving in the shower
- 4 Nanotech blades with Arc Foil for large cutting surface and uniform 1-pass shaving
- HydraClean system automatically cleans with hygienic infused water and then dries shaver
- Pivoting head rocks up/down and back/forth, to follow the contours of your face
- Independently floating triple heads with counter directional inner blades
- 1 hour quick charge or 5-minute emergency charge
Foil shavers deliver the tightest, most uniform finish on a scalp, and the Panasonic Arc4 is our favorite mid-priced option. Four Nanotech-honed blades sit behind precision foils and a high-speed linear motor drives them at up to 13,000 cuts per minute, holding that speed steadily as the battery drains so it powers through coarse growth instead of dragging. It is fully waterproof for wet or dry shaving, and the 30-degree blade angle is gentle enough for reactive skin.
Two SKUs are worth knowing about. The ES8249S ships with the automatic HydraClean station that cleans, charges and dries the head for you. The ES8243A is the same shaving performance without the station — you simply rinse it under the tap, which means no proprietary cleaning fluid and near-zero running costs. If you shave in the shower anyway, the cheaper SKU is usually the smarter buy.
- Four-blade Arc4 foil covers more scalp per stroke, so you make fewer passes
- Fast linear motor that does not fade as the charge runs down, plus a turbo mode
- True wet & dry use, fully waterproof and rinseable under the tap
- Pop-up trimmer for edging sideburns and a neckline
Best for: a lathered gel shave in the shower, or anyone who wants foil closeness without flagship pricing. Skip it if: you want hands-off hygiene on a budget — the station version costs noticeably more and adds cartridges.
Read our full Panasonic ES8249S review.
5. Panasonic ES8103S Arc3 — Best gentle foil for a sensitive scalp
- Sharp men’s shaver blades: Panasonic arc3 men's electric shaver with 3 ultra-sharp nanotech blades and ultra-thin arc foil follow facial contours for a quick, close and comfortable shave
- Wet/dry electric shaver and trimmer 2 in 1: Build-in pop up trimmer details mustaches, beards and sideburns; Wet/dry waterproof shaver allows for convenient shaving in or out of the shower
- Flexible pivoting head: Panasonic flexible pivoting electric shaver head glides effortlessly to trace the individual contours of face, chin, neck and jaw
- High performance motor with a linear drive: This Panasonic shaver is equipped with a linear motor which delivers 13,000 cuts per minute and maintains peak power up to the end of every battery charge
- LCD battery indicator and sonic cleaning: The shaver’s 10 stage Lcd shows battery status at a glance, and sonic vibration cleaning mode removes stubble easily; Rechargeable, portable and travel friendly
A freshly shaved scalp is exposed skin, and if yours flares up easily the Arc3 is the gentlest pick here. It is a simpler three-blade foil built around an oversized flexible head with hypoallergenic 30-degree blades, so it glides with minimal friction rather than powering through. It is fully wet/dry, skips cleaning cartridges entirely, and a 5-minute quick charge gets you one shave in a pinch. For a scalp prone to razor burn or ingrown bumps, it is a softer, safer choice than a high-powered flagship at a fraction of the price.
- Three-blade foil with hypoallergenic 30-degree blades for low friction
- Oversized flexing head that keeps contact without pressure
- Fully wet & dry, rinse-clean, no cartridges
- 5-minute quick charge for one shave
Best for: reactive skin, and first-time head shavers who want to build up technique gently. Skip it if: your hair is thick and coarse — three blades will need more passes than an Arc4 or a Series 9.
For more low-irritation picks across the whole category, see our best electric shaver for sensitive skin guide.
6. Philips Norelco Shaver 4100 (AT810/41) — Best budget wet/dry head shaver
- Shaving time : Up to 17 days
- Highly durable blades
- This item does not include Toiletry bag and Moisturizer .To help simplify your shopping experience, we recently updated this product's packaging and name: PowerTouch w/ Aquatec AT810/41 is now called Shaver 4100. During the transition, you may receive the product in either old or new packaging
- DualPrecision heads are designed with slots and holes to quickly and comfortably shave both long and short hair
- A great gift, the shaver's Aquatec Technology allows you to shave wet with gel or foam for extra skin protection or dry for convenience
- For best results, replace shaving head every 12 months with SH50/52 replacement head
You do not need to spend flagship money to keep a smooth scalp. The 4100 is the budget-friendly entry point into Philips' rotary lineup: a triple-head wet/dry shaver with the same AquaTec sealing as pricier models, minus the automatic cleaning dock and adjustable settings. For normal-to-fine hair and a tighter budget, it is the best value way to keep a bald head tidy, and it is fully washable so cleanup takes seconds under the tap.
- True wet & dry shaving at an entry-level price
- Three flexing rotary heads that contour to your scalp
- Fully washable, with a sturdy pop-up trimmer for edges
- Easy, low-maintenance ownership with no cartridges
Best for: the quick two-day touch-up most bald men actually do. Skip it if: you let your hair grow out between shaves — it bogs down in thick, bushy growth, so you will need to buzz it down first.
Read our full Philips Norelco Shaver 4100 review.
7. Remington SCC-100 Short Cut Clipper — Best for one-handed solo buzzing
- Bi directional Cut
- Light Weight
- Multiple Lengths
- Rechargeable
- 2 year warranty
If your hair is longer than stubble, or you prefer a short buzz to a bald-smooth finish, the Remington SCC-100 Short Cut Clipper is built for exactly that job. Its curved, self-sharpening blade follows the shape of your skull like a hairbrush, cutting on both the forward and backward stroke so you cover the crown and back of your head in half the passes. It is cordless, lightweight and forgiving, which makes truly solo head-grooming realistic even the first time you try it — and it is the tool to use before a shaver if you are starting from real length.
- Curved blade hugs the scalp for genuinely one-handed cutting
- Cuts on both strokes to halve your passes
- Five-position length wheel plus a balding comb for a very short buzz
- Cordless, rinse-clean and travel-friendly
Best for: pre-trimming long hair, or keeping a very short buzz rather than shaving bald. Skip it if: you want a mirror-smooth scalp — a clipper leaves stubble by design, so you still need a foil or rotary for the finishing pass.
Read our full Remington SCC-100 review, and our Remington guide covers the brand's wider trimmer and clipper range if you want one budget tool for head and beard.
Are hand-held skull-style head shavers worth it?
Alongside the conventional shavers above you will see purpose-built, palm-shaped head shavers — wing-shaped or dog-nose bodies with four or five rotary heads arranged in a curve, designed to be cupped in the palm and driven over your scalp in circles rather than held upright like a razor. This is the category people mean when they search for a hand-held head shaver, a round head shaver, or a 5-blade electric head shaver, and it is dominated by two brands.
Skull Shaver is the best known; its flagship is the Pitbull, sold in Original, Silver PRO, Gold and Gold PRO tiers that share the same five-head cutting cluster and differ mainly in blade coating, waterproofing and battery. Our Pitbull head shaver guide untangles those tiers (including why so many people search for a "bulldog electric razor" and land on the Pitbull), and our broader Skull Shaver guide covers the Bald Eagle and Butterfly lines — the Butterfly being the version marketed to women for legs and body as well as the scalp. Freebird is the closest rival, and its FlexSeries takes the same five-head approach with a different grip; our Freebird shaver explainer compares the two directly.
The ergonomics are the genuine selling point: they are comfortable one-handed, they cover a lot of scalp per stroke, and most are cordless, rechargeable and rated for wet use. The trade-off is closeness. On very fine, flat-lying hair a palm-style multi-head shaver is usually a touch less close than a good foil, so if you are chasing an absolutely mirror-smooth dome, temper expectations. Prices sit in the mid range — typically above a budget rotary and below a foil flagship — and replacement head clusters are a recurring cost, so check what a set runs before you commit.
Head and body, head and beard: does one shaver do it all?
A lot of buyers are not shopping for a scalp tool alone. They want a head and body shaver, a head and beard shaver, or a single face and head device, and the answer depends on which two jobs you are combining.
Head and face is the easy one: any wet/dry foil or rotary here shaves both, and the Panasonic Arc4 in particular is a genuine dual-purpose pick. Head and beard is trickier, because shaping a beard needs adjustable guard lengths that a shaver does not have; the workable combination is a shaver for the scalp plus a separate trimmer, which is why so many head shaver kits bundle a clipper attachment or a comb set. Head and body is the one to be careful with — body skin and body hair behave differently, and a scalp shaver run over the chest or groin is a recipe for irritation. A dedicated groomer is the right answer there, and our best body hair trimmer and groomer guide covers those separately. If you want one budget device that stretches across head, beard and body without excelling at any one, the multi-attachment kits in our Remington lineup guide are the usual starting point.
What to look for in an electric head shaver
Once you have a shortlist, a few features decide which shaver is right for your scalp and routine.
Foil vs rotary
Foil shavers use a thin perforated screen over oscillating blades and deliver the closest, most precise finish, which is why they are the favorite for a truly smooth scalp and clean edges. The trade-off is that a foil tracks curves in short, deliberate strokes rather than gliding freely, so it rewards a little technique around the back of the head. Rotary shavers use three or four spinning heads that flex independently and follow the curves of your skull, making them more forgiving and comfortable on longer or thicker hair and for shaving in circular motions. Our best foil shaver and best rotary shaver guides compare the two styles model by model.
Wet/dry capability
A waterproof wet/dry shaver lets you shave dry in a couple of minutes at the sink or wet in the shower with gel for extra glide and comfort. Wet shaving is gentler on a sensitive scalp, and a sealed body means you can rinse the whole shaver clean under the tap in seconds. For a near-daily head-shaving routine, this flexibility is worth prioritizing, and it usually costs nothing extra once a model is rated for it.
Head flex and contour-following
Because you shave your scalp blind, a head that flexes, tilts and pivots keeps the blades in contact through the hollows behind your ears and over the crown, where a rigid head skips and leaves patches. The more freely the head moves, the fewer passes you need and the less pressure you apply, both of which reduce irritation.
Cordless, rechargeable or corded?
Almost every modern head shaver is rechargeable and runs cordless, which is what you want: a trailing cord is genuinely awkward when you are reaching behind your own crown. Look for at least 45 to 60 minutes of runtime and a quick-charge mode so a forgotten charge never derails your morning. A few professional models, like the Wahl 5-Star, also run corded, which is handy if you would rather never think about battery life. What you should avoid is a corded-only unit for wet use — if you plan to shave in the shower, cordless operation is not optional.
Cleaning, grip and replacement heads
An automatic clean-and-charge station keeps the blades hygienic and extends their life, though you can always rinse the head by hand and skip the cost of cleaning cartridges entirely. A grippy, rubberized body matters more than you would think when you are working one-handed with a wet, gel-slick scalp. And the spec most buyers overlook: foils, cutters and rotary heads wear out and need replacing roughly every 12 to 18 months to keep the shave close and comfortable. Before you buy, check that parts for that specific model are still easy to find and what a set costs — a cheap shaver with scarce or expensive replacement heads is not a bargain over three years of ownership.
How to shave your head with an electric shaver
The right technique keeps the results smooth and irritation-free. If you are new to electric shaving in general, our guide to using an electric shaver covers the fundamentals; here is how they apply to a scalp:
- Pre-trim long hair. If your hair is past stubble length, buzz it down first with clippers or the Remington SCC-100, keeping the hair dry for this pass. An electric shaver is a finishing tool, not a first-pass mower — skip this and you will clog the foil and drag the blades.
- Prep your scalp. For a wet shave, warm the skin and soften the hair in the shower for three to four minutes, or hold a warm, damp washcloth against your head.
- Lather (wet shave only). Use a shaving gel or oil rather than foam so the shaver glides. Dry-shaving with a foil or rotary head? Skip this step.
- Shave slowly. Let the blades do the work without pressing down, keep the skin taut with your free hand, and work methodically from front to back. Go with the grain until your scalp adapts, then against it for a closer finish.
- Rinse and dry. Rinse off any gel, splash your scalp with cool water and pat dry — then move straight on to the aftercare below, which is where a smooth shave is won or lost.
Scalp care after shaving
Shaving your head bares a large patch of skin that used to sit under hair, and it needs looking after or you trade nicks for tightness, flaking and bumps. Aftercare is the step most first-time head shavers skip, and it is the one that decides whether your scalp stays smooth and comfortable or starts to react.
The moment you finish, rinse away any gel, splash your scalp with cool water to calm the skin, and pat — do not rub — dry. Then reach for a soothing, alcohol-free post-shave balm or lotion rather than a traditional splash aftershave: a fresh-shaved scalp is more exposed than your cheeks, and a high-alcohol formula will sting and dry it out. A fragrance-free balm with aloe, witch hazel or shea calms the skin, seals in moisture and takes the edge off any irritation.
Between shaves, keep the scalp moisturized and lightly exfoliated. A non-greasy moisturizer stops the tightness and flaking that bald skin is prone to, and a gentle weekly exfoliation lifts dead skin so hairs break the surface cleanly instead of curling back in — the single best habit for keeping ingrown hairs on the scalp and razor bumps at bay. Our full guide to preventing razor burn walks through the prep-and-aftercare routine in detail.
One piece of aftercare is non-negotiable: sun protection. A bare scalp has no hair to shield it and burns faster than almost any other part of the body, so if you are heading outdoors, finish with a broad-spectrum SPF made for skin, or wear a hat. Sunburn on a freshly shaved head is not only painful, it is the fastest way to undo a smooth, comfortable shave.
Can you use a regular face shaver on your head?
Yes. Any quality wet/dry foil or rotary shaver will shave a scalp, provided its head flexes to follow your skull and you pre-trim any long hair first. The models above are simply the ones whose flexing heads, larger blade area and grippy bodies make blind, one-handed shaving over a big curved surface easiest and fastest. A dedicated curved-head buzzer like the Remington SCC-100 is the exception — that is a clipper, and it is the right tool only if you want a short buzz rather than a bald-smooth finish.
Where can you buy a head shaver, and what should you check first?
Most of these models are stocked in big-box stores and pharmacy chains, so you can usually find a head shaver locally if you want to handle one before buying — though in-store range tends to be limited to a couple of mainstream Philips and Braun models, and the palm-style skull shavers are rarely on the shelf. Online is where you will find every model, current pricing and long-term owner reviews, which is what our comparison table above pulls from. Before you check out, confirm the listing is sold or shipped by a reputable seller, check that replacement foils or rotary heads are readily available for that exact model number, and read a few recent reviews from people using the shaver on their head rather than their face — scalp performance and face performance are not the same thing. One more thing worth knowing: head-shaving hardware moves slowly, so a proven model with years of owner feedback behind it is usually a safer bet than a brand-new release with none.
How often should you shave your head?
Most men who keep a smooth bald look shave every one to three days. Daily shaving gives the closest look if your skin tolerates it, but if you are prone to bumps, stretching to every second or third day and shaving with the grain usually settles things down. A wet shave with gel is gentler than a dry pass, and moisturizing afterwards is not optional — a bare scalp loses moisture faster than skin under hair.
Final verdict
The bald look is a timeless, low-maintenance classic, and the right tool makes keeping it effortless. For most men the Braun Series 9 9290cc is the best electric head shaver all round; the Wahl Professional 5-Star is the barber's foil for a bump-prone scalp; the Panasonic Arc4 is the value pick for shaving in the shower; the Panasonic Arc3 and Philips Norelco 4100 cover sensitive skin and tight budgets; the Remington SCC-100 handles the buzz-down before the smooth finishing pass; and if the palm-shaped grip appeals more than the last few percent of closeness, a Pitbull or Freebird is a fair alternative. Match the design to your skin and routine, follow the technique and aftercare above, and you will land on the head shaver that keeps your scalp smooth with almost no effort. If you are also shopping for face and neck, our complete best electric shavers roundup covers the wider category, and once the shave is dialed in, our best beard styles guide helps you finish the look.
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