💇 Discover the Ultimate Grooming Solution: Philips Norelco GoStyler FS9185/49 - Trim, Shape, and Style in Style! Review

I could use as a bikini trimmer. If you use the shortest trimmer first and then go everywhere with the shaving head, it's almost completely smooth. If you run your finger in the opposite direction of hair growth you will feel the stubble, but if you go in the direction of hair growth it will become smooth. thats OK for me. I don't need to be 100% straight, I just want most of the hair gone because the feel of the hair underneath is uncomfortable for me. This trimmer is easy to use and gets the…

This is a great trimmer, even for women who don't know what they're doing. I decided to switch to a trimmer because razor cuts are real, not sexy. I was nervous the first time I used the trimmer, but I was able to use the head with the most precise "shave" without any problems. The instructions clearly tell you what to do to avoid common complaints and it worked like a charm. I didn't have the razor stinging or itching that I would have if I shaved and am happy with the length.

My very old Philips Norelco Universal stopped charging so I replaced it with a newer model a while ago that isn't as great for trimming mustache (but great for beards). So I was looking for a handy "mustache only" trimmer and since I couldn't find a USB rechargeable one I had to go with the battery powered model and ended up with this one. The battery that came with the trimmer dies quickly so I replaced it with a new one and the trimmer still works fine; I only trim my mustache (and beard)…

That's it, perfect. I know TMI, but I live in Florida and it's hot in here. I'm a woman looking for "God's Scaper" between waxes. I have used traditional electric clippers with a protective cover for many years, but this is impractical. I've tried several battery powered clippers but they suck and the size makes them difficult to use in tight spaces. It's tiny for precision, powerful (as powerful as my life-size wire-powered Wahl cutters), and an unexpected bonus is a long, razor-like handle…