Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade QP2620/20, black/green lime by Kero Reyes ᠌

I am a razor lover. Gave it to a friend on DR because I wanted to try it out. The first time I decided to shave my beard around my neck, I tried it without attachments. I immediately tore my neck off. The second time I have already decided not to climb without a nozzle and shorten my beard. It shaves, but you need to go through a lot and constantly wash the nozzle. In general, for the face I decided to leave my Muehle T-ash, it does better., but only if it needs to be clean. I shave the whole body, so I tried in this role. It copes much better this way, the nozzle almost does not need to be used, because it is unlikely that it will be possible to grab the skin on the chest or shoulders, and in the groin you can also suffer with the nozzle. Yes, and it itches less from it than from a razor blade. In the course of the experience, I came to the fact that I shave my face with a regular T-blade, and I shave my body with Philips OneBlade. And only occasionally, when I want to walk around with stubble or a short beard, does the trimmer become that very tool. Would you advise? If you shave your face clean, then I would choose a regular T-bar. If OneBlade, then only with foam or soap. If you need to trim your beard, then I would take a larger trimmer. If you need a beard edging, the OneBlade will work well, but I would take a shawt. For the body, OneBlade is great, in this role I recommend it. (you can also use ordinary razors, but the cut is sharp and prickly, which does not happen after the trimmer) As a result, if you need everything at once, then you can still take Philips OneBlade to replace everything that I wrote, if you are ready to put up with some disadvantages.