There’s nothing quite like a fresh shave, and thankfully, there are some fantastic deals right now to help get rid of your face fuzz, whether you’re showering dry, wet, or any other way.
Amazon has some absolutely huge savings on Philips shavers, including 60% off the Philips Shaver Series 5000 with SkinIQ features, now just £99.99 instead of the RRP of £249.99.
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I once used a relatively cheap electric razor that looked like a Philips model, but was in fact a knock-off that left me sore and itchy – but this right here is the real deal.
The Shave Series 5000’s blades cut 90,000 times per minute while adjusting to the amount of hair you’re trimming. Using it on your thick carpet of chest hair? It’ll add more power. Trimming that five o’clock shadow? It’ll dial it back some.
The heads can turn 360 degrees for a close, comfortable shave, and it’s waterproof for those that like to shave in the shower.
Similarly, the standard Shaver Series 5000 is also discounted, and has dropped from £159.99 to £74.99. It’s much the same as the aforementioned model, but doesn’t have the power-adjusting tech. Both models come with a handy travel case, too.
If you’re looking for something a little less expensive, Philips’ Electric Shaver Series 3000X is also discounted, and is currently £44.99 instead of £54.99.
This model uses SkinProtect Technology to keep your skin smooth and unscathed thanks to 27 self-sharpening blades, and they’ll last you two years, too.
The blades cut up to 55,000 times per minute, and the heads flex to protect you from nicks, too.
Oh, and if you picked up the excellent Philips OneBlade on my recent advice, you can save on the skin-protecting intimate blade heads.
These last four months each, and there are two in a pack. They’re reduced by 29%, too, so you can get them for £19.92 instead of £27.99 – nice!
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He’s a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife’s dismay.
