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These Electric Razors Deals at Amazon Are Unbelievably Cheap

By Jen Allen Jul 28, 2021 2:00 AM

If you’re looking for the best razors for men, we’ve spotted some fantastic deals at Amazon right now. At the moment, you can buy either the Hatteker Electric Shaver Razor for just $17 or the Flineve Electric Shaver for Men Grooming Kit for only $16. If you’re in the market for a budget electric razor, whether to take on brief travels or simply as a backup to an alternative electric razor or shaving kit, either of these would be an ideal accompaniment. Well priced and with plenty of good features, you’re in luck. Be quick though as stock is sure to be limited.

Hatteker Electric Shaver Razor — $17, was $25

Hatteker Electric Shaver Razor. — Image used with permission by copyright holder

Ordinarily $25, this Hatteker Electric Shaver Razor is reduced by 30%, bringing it down to just $17. It packs in a lot of features for its low price. Fully waterproof for a wet or dry shave, it’s equipped with a double ring and 3D floating shaving heads that perfectly fit the curve of your face and neck, aiming to reduce skin friction while ensuring a gentle and smooth shave. A pop-up trimmer means you can better trim and shape your mustache and sideburns, too. With a powerful motor and 4 direction flex heads, you won’t have to worry about missing a single part of your face. Even better, its rechargeable battery means it only needs to be charged for 1.5 hours before being good to use for 60 minutes with an LED battery indicator letting you know how it’s doing. It’s all incredibly convenient, especially for the price.

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Flineve Electric Shaver for Men Grooming Kit — $16, was $26

Flineve Electric Shaver. — Image used with permission by copyright holder

A full grooming kit, the Flineve Electric Shaver for Men Grooming Kit is reduced by 38% right now, bringing it down to just $16. For your money, you get a 5-in-1 multifunctional electric shaver which includes a detachable 5D rotating shaving head that can be freely adjusted to angle better to your head, face, chin, and neck. The set includes a body rotary shaver, a hair trimmer, nose trimmer, facial cleansing brush, and a silicone massage head for comfort. It only takes 2 hours to fully charge via USB and a built-in LED power display screen tells you exactly how much juice you have left. It’s IPX5 waterproof, too, so it’s ideal for either wet or dry shaving. That’s everything you could need from an electric grooming kit at this price.

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Why ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky Is Dead Wrong About Pedicures — and the Late Kobe Bryant Would Agree

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If the name Dan Orlovsky rings a bell, you probably know him for two things. He’s the quarterback who infamously ran out of the back of the end zone in 2008 as a member of the Detroit Lions. The move is considered such a bone-headed move that when Cody Kessler did the same thing in 2016, pundits wrote that Kessler pulled a Dan Orlovsky. The name also might ring a bell because of his takes as an NFL analyst on ESPN.

It turns out that there’s now a third reason why the name rings a bell. Earlier this week, Orlovsky said he’s completely against men getting pedicures. The subject came up after football fans learned that Florida Gators football coach John Sumrall, a no-nonsense tough guy, loves getting pedicures. Orlovsky appeared on Mike Greenberg’s Get Up show and made his feelings known.

The art of the summer scent: Smelling good in the heat with an expert

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I am a fan of a good scent. I write about cologne all the time and became a little obsessed with stacking fragrances and diving deep into the notes that build all my favorite scents. The top notes you smell right away, the heart notes that form the core of the fragrance, and the base notes that stick around the longest. As a matter of fact, Kevin Keller, co-founder of Fulton & Roark is who sent me down the obsessed path when he introduced me to the concept of stacking colognes a few years ago when I interviewed him for a different article on how to select the right cologne. So, now that summer is in full swing, I have been a little focused on what makes up a summer scent and how to keep it strong in the heat and humidity. So I reached out to Kevin and he hit me with some knowledge.

I don’t believe in hard seasonal rules. Fragrance is personal. If you love a dark, smoky scent, you should wear it, even in July. You might just want to go a touch lighter than you would in the winter months. – Kevin Keller, Co-Founder, Fulton & Roark

Dean Bell hits the road and talks men’s grooming

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Dean Bell is a guy many people know from The Bachelor and The Bachelor in Paradise. He has since updated his image as an influencer searching for adventure. That search has led him to partner with Chevron this summer in celebration of the country’s 250th birthday. In addition to helping many drivers keep their engines in top shape this summer with his support of the gas, he is teaching us something he is adopting this season: Men’s grooming and skincare. As he gets a little older, he is figuring out, with the help of his wife (like most of us), the importance of taking care of his skin. But how is he doing that on the road this year? And how can we learn from his experience?

That’s what grooming is at the end of the day when it comes to skincare. You are basically keeping to your skin as youthful as you possibly can. – Dean Bell