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GA.MA’s new EGGO trimmer is an all-in-one grooming solution for men

This do-it-all trimmer gets the job done everywhere

By Bob McCullough Mar 15, 2025 6:30 AM

GA.MA Professional Full Body Trimmer on black background — GA.MA Italy Professional

For men who value versatility as part of their trimming needs, the EGGO trimmer from GA.MA Professional provides comprehensive coverage, regardless of where things get a little, um, shaggy or overgrown. The calling card of the EGGO is that it’s designed to meet men’s grooming needs everywhere, which means face, chest, underarms and pubic hair. The combination of precision blades and a skin-sensitive design means that men can set up their own grooming routines and rest assured that everything will be covered.

The EGGO is also designed to reduce sweat and odor and prevent skin irritation, plus it can even increase sensitivity in areas where that especially matters. The motor can generate up to 5600 rpms, and the blades are hypoallergenic ceramic and curved to avoid cuts, scratches, and those annoying awkward missteps (ouch!).

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Comprehensive performance plus accessories

Full body trimmer — GA.MA Italy Professional

What’s that? You want to know about accessories? Glad you asked.

The EGGO includes four interchangeable combs for flexibility and stylistic needs. It even has an integrated LED light to illuminate those extra-sensitive areas. There’s a display LED that shows the battery percentage, so you’ll never run out of power when the areas you’re trimming are too long.

Every guy wants to know the specs for whatever gear he’s using, so here they are for the EGGO:

Ceramic blade width 35 mm
Cable length 3.3 feet
Weight 3.5 oz
90-minute charge time, 60-minute run time
Lifting combs come in four sizes: 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5 mm
Extras include charging base, cleaning brush, lubricating oil and a blade cover.

Finally, the price is right for the EGGO at less than $50, and GA.MA’s reputation is pristine. The company is based in Italy, and its wide range of hair-related products (e.g., shavers, clippers, hairdryers, etc.) are available in over 50 countries worldwide.

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