Body clipper

[Johny77]

Hi boys,

I am looking to purchase a body groomer with the sole intention of using it to groom the genital area. I will probably end up getting laser down the track but for now, looking for a clipper to use in between shaves. I used a Phillips (can’t remember the model) in the past but used to get too many nicks.

Any recommendations?

Thanks.

[Incubi]

Philips is good. I have the Manscape Lawnmower 2.0 bought over 3 years ago. There are newer version now bu no need to update mine yet as it can trim really clean, haven't cut myself once either and can go long distances between charges big fan of their products!

[Dweebles]

Philips, make sure it's the one with the rounded cutter comb tips. Like these. https://www.philips.com.au/c-m-pe/body-groomers

I bought mine from Shaver Shop.

[Johny77]

Thanks boys,

I’ll do some research on those recommendations.

[personaa]

I did a consultation for laser for a small patch of hair that I have on my back and I found it to be way too much of a hassle, in terms of after care etc. (And you need 5-6 sessions , repeated every month) At the end the guy himself said you are better not doing it at as there is not much of hair. ,

I don't know much about doing laser down around the genital area but I believe it would be even worse as the skin is more sensitive. This was at a all men's grooming salon I think it was in Belmore. Anyways, maybe Philips would be a better option.

[grstile]

Alternatively - if you can spare $400 or so, DIY lasers such as the Philips Lumea actually don't suck. If you've got dark hair then it might be worth putting it on your list of options to look into.

[schloong]

I have a Phillips electric shaver with a trimmer attachment. Works a treat around the tackle...

[priapus1966]

Lister makes the best model. 100 million Merinos can't be wrong.

[Meng]

Philips is good. I have the Manscape Lawnmower 2.0 bought over 3 years ago. There are newer version now bu no need to update mine yet as it can trim really clean, haven't cut myself once either and can go long distances between charges big fan of their products!

If you read the reviews about manscaped. It's all just great marketing.

Their blades are ceramic which means it gets dulled very easily. I would invest in a blade that's at least steel.

[scotty3d]

I have a Philips Series 7000 multi groom, not cheap, but works well. Their Lumea Ipl is also good, I found that it works well, but hair does grow back eventually. The Braun ipl though doesn't work on me, despite good reviews.

[Abracadabra]

If you read the reviews about manscaped. It's all just great marketing.

Their blades are ceramic which means it gets dulled very easily. I would invest in a blade that's at least steel.

Didn't realise...

Any recommendations Meng?

[rooter]

Accept and embrace and celebrate your fur bro.
You are a mammal, not a fish.
OK dolphins are mammals too and they are bald, but they live in the water bro, they are fucken weird.
Have you ever tried fucking under water? it's really awkward and not fun at all.
Fucken dolphins, I hate the cunts!
They can't even give a decent blow job, and those flippers are useless for a hand job.

[massage addict]

Alternatively - if you can spare $400 or so, DIY lasers such as the Philips Lumea actually don't suck. If you've got dark hair then it might be worth putting it on your list of options to look into.

These are shit don't work had one for 5 or 6 years

[massage addict]

Phillips body grommer is great