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Topic: Anyone try the Gillette M3 Power???

Oh2xSSivLS1
1st Gear
Member # 1915

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I highly suggest this razor for those who do not use an electric. It was a little tough to get used to at first, but let me tell you this! It gave me the best shave I have had since I started shaving.

My face says it's worth the $13 I paid for it.

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SSHEETS
2nd Gear
Member # 1989

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That's what I use...it can cut me as good as the cheap ones [Eek!]

Seriously, it does work really well. My face is getting sensitive and the M3 will give me a nice shave without too much irratation.

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Sizzle
3rd Gear
Member # 503

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How is the comfort level?

I cannot use non electric razors. I'm a sensitive dude with sensitive skin. Even most electric razors hurt and irritate my skin.

I have a Norelco with the "goo," it's given me the most pain free shaves since I started using it.

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Sparks
1st Gear
Member # 2028

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Sensor 3 works better for me.

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