Review on Philips OneBlade trimmer QP2520/20, black/salad by Edyta Banach ᠌

It is likely that there will be no problems if the aim is to equalize the three stunted hairs, which is a fairly convenient thing to anticipate. Forget about it if there is a lot of hair on it. For the sake of saving some cash, it is simpler to just handle with a kitchen knife or to go to a barbershop. Everything is a pro, with the exception of how quickly the blades dull and the cost of purchasing them. Below are some downsides: blades are pretty pricey and dull VERY rapidly. My plan is to make it a weekly habit to either shave my head and face or cut my hair very short. Therefore, the new blade presents itself in flawless form, as it would in advertising, on the front half of the face. And the head is not even close to being enough. The narrative is the same for multiple packs of blades. Definitely a two for a blade that has 700, which is not even enough for one full shave of the head, including the face. Even one entire pass is not enough.