How does this compare to a cheaper version like the Norelco AT810 ($58), in the aspect of strong and/or ingrown beird, sensitive skin?
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I'm not familiar with model nos, so don't know about the specific unit. Have always used norelco shavers, even before the 3 blades. This does as good a job as any I've had. But I'm glad I don't have a heavy beard.
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I rather use the Philips Norelco with Nivea Conditioner, suits my sensitive skin too.
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Don't worry about which model to get, worst investment I EVER made in any type of beauty product! Try seeing a dermatologist and esthetian to work on skin problems.
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This razor is a much better razor than the double or quintuple bladed kind both in terms of cost and quality of shave. this is especially true if you use a shaving brush and shaving soap, these will improve the glide and decrease irritation, this decrease in irritation will result in fewer problems for the skin. It must be noted that at first there is some learning curve and some small cuts are possible, but with attention and experience you will be able to avoid all these issues. I would never return to cartridge shaving, this is cheaper and better.
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Some people say they are same. I have one, I like it If you want to have very smooth and bright skin &#65292;I suggest you buy TR350
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I have tried both, these were horrible compared. The name brand ones are waaaay better, and you can find them at marshalls and tjmaxx, rather than the expensive beauty supplies. These are cheap and you get what you pay for...
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Very gentle on sensitive skin.Due to the fact the blades are very sharp,and cut nicely without having to go over the same area too many times;along with the 3 "floating heads" helps stop skin irritation.Great razor for the price.....I am enjoying mine,and I have sensitive skin.
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Mepitac is actually better than the more expensive brands. Massaging scar tissue is much more productive and comfortable.
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Don't despair S. Gunnell, whenever you change shaving methods (blade, foil or Phillips rotating cutters style) it takes three weeks or more for your skin to adapt to the different methods. I myself experienced this when I switched from my old Braun to a blade, then again when I purchased this braun. I have found this to be the best electric shaver I've ever used to the point that I'm considering buying another when they discontinue this model to eventually replace my current 8995 when it wears out!I have no experience with the Pulsonic, however. I found it curious that the replacement cutter/foil is more expensive with the 8995 than the Pulsonic.(At least in my local stores) Don't despair S. Gunnell, whenever you change shaving methods (blade, foil or Phillips rotating cutters style) it takes three weeks or more for your skin to adapt to the different methods. I myself experienced this when I switched from my old Braun to a blade, then again when I purchased this braun. I have found this to be the best electric shaver I've ever used to the point that I'm considering buying another when they discontinue this model to eventually replace my current 8995 when it wears out!I have no experience with the Pulsonic, however. I found it curious that the... » Read More Don't despair S. Gunnell, whenever you change shaving methods (blade, foil or Phillips rotating cutters style) it takes three weeks or more for your skin to adapt to the different methods. I myself experienced this when I switched from my old Braun to a blade, then again when I purchased this braun. I have found this to be the best electric shaver I've ever used to the point that I'm considering buying another when they discontinue this model to eventually replace my current 8995 when it wears out!I have no experience with the Pulsonic, however. I found it curious that the replacement cutter/foil is more expensive with the 8995 than the Pulsonic.(At least in my local stores) « Show Less
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From my research, it appears that the new product that Norelco has started selling, and that everyone hates, is made of plastic rather than metal and results in a much less smooth shave. I haven't purchased my replacement head yet as I'm still trying to decide what to buy but am leaning towards the more expensive, older version just based on everyone's comments. You should be able to find the expensive, older model for probably ½ this price, even on Amazon.
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I've not had problems with ingrown hair. I've had trouble with it with other devices but not with the Braun.
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Hi, I'm 60 too but my skin isn't too damaged. I don't think the Tria does much. I used it for 12 weeks and can't see much difference in my face. So, I think you might be disappointed. You might want to look into something more serious like the dot laser or the co2 laser.
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Made mine worse. Maybe works better for some people. Wouldn't use this if you have sensitive skin. If you just have extra oil but no sensitivity maybe you'd be okay using it.
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I've done the math on the disposable versus the reusable Zeno. Disposable is cheaper so I will buy another one. Paid $35 and a 52-year old (lucky me for having zits for going on 40 years) and 19-year old have used it for AT LEAST a year and a half. If I had this when I was 13 year old, I would have hardly any scars on my face. It just works on the big, hurtful bumps but if you feel it coming up, it has never taken more than 3 apps to make it disappear. When I have forgotten to use it quickly enough or not resisted the urge to pick, it still reduces the time in healing. Simply the best acne product I've ever used in 40 years and I have tried everything, prescription and non. I've done the math on the disposable versus the reusable Zeno. Disposable is cheaper so I will buy another one. Paid $35 and a 52-year old (lucky me for having zits for going on 40 years) and 19-year old have used it for AT LEAST a year and a half. If I had this when I was 13 year old, I would have hardly any scars on my face. It just works on the big, hurtful bumps but if you feel it coming up, it has never taken more than 3 apps to make it disappear. When I have forgotten to use it quickly enough or not resisted the urge to pick, it still reduces the time in healing. Simply the best acne... » Read More I've done the math on the disposable versus the reusable Zeno. Disposable is cheaper so I will buy another one. Paid $35 and a 52-year old (lucky me for having zits for going on 40 years) and 19-year old have used it for AT LEAST a year and a half. If I had this when I was 13 year old, I would have hardly any scars on my face. It just works on the big, hurtful bumps but if you feel it coming up, it has never taken more than 3 apps to make it disappear. When I have forgotten to use it quickly enough or not resisted the urge to pick, it still reduces the time in healing. Simply the best acne product I've ever used in 40 years and I have tried everything, prescription and non. « Show Less
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Oh I forgot to tell you julie you can buy Amore pacific time response ampoules, the single ones on eBay they are like 80 bucks. They usually sell them in a kit but better this way. They have this powdered ECEG concentrate in the product that in combination with micro needling does the most amazing thing I've ever seen to skin. I used to be a chemist so I'm pretty versed and want to help . Best, Anne
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Here is an unbiased online review =)http://www.asseenontvonsale.com/compare/derma-wand-vs-lift-wand-review/
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I use the Accu-Check Multiclix, Fast easy to use adjustable to skin depth, and doesn't seem to hurt as much a s a few others. Also each lancet can be used several times, though not recommended.
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My skin is very sensitive and very breakout prone, and I have had no issue with the A313. However, I only use it once a week or so.