It’s times like these that I’m glad I’m a woman and never have to shave my face. Hopefully it’ll stay that way when I’m 60, otherwise I’ll be looking down the barrel of a butterfly razor like this one.
Because the original switch on this model was busted. Of course, the modification looks like it would get in the way of a close, comfortable shave.
If you’ve been holding off on entering our Gillette Fusion Phenom pack competition, you’re running out of time. One could say that you’re cutting it fine – or, perhaps, shaving a bit close. No? Come on, I stayed up all night working on that one (not really).
Close shaves make you feel alive. Like the time I almost went snowboarding off a 10 metre cliff in Austria unintentionally, and only managed to save myself from certain death by almost dislocating my knee. Yes, pain reminds you just how alive you really are.
Considering most Gizmodians – myself included – sit comfortably on the geek side of the manliness spectrum, that doesn’t mean we can ignore personal grooming. Well not for long, anyway. Fortunately, the good folks at Gillette reckon us geeks need looking after as well, so they’ve given us 25 Gillette Fusion Phenom packs to giveaway this week, so 25 of you can all enjoy what they reckon is their most comfortable shave. And if you happen to be a Holden fan, you’re in for an especially big treat.
I’m all for convergence, but some gadgets just don’t belong together—like MP3 players with tasers and, in this case, mobile phones with shavers.
A couple months ago, a company asked if I was interested in reviewing their razor/personal massager combo. I said sure, never expecting them to send one all the way over to China. Well, they did.
So, you use your razor to shave EVERYTHING on your body and now it’s as sharp as the edge of a manila folder. Dull blades lead to cuts and cuts lead to mutant face fungus.
