Switch from wet to dry shaving

I have read the reviews - critical for the purchase of this new Braun shaver CT2cc Cooltec was an offer from a major domestic market (sorry Amazon). As years of inveterate Naßrasurtyp I was skeptical - tried some years ago with Philips Cool Skin and get problems with ingrown whiskers, follow-up costs for the Nivea for Men emulsion have then let me go back to wet shaving. But now the Brown CT2cc Cooltec razor. Visually, I find it best - it fits comfortably in your hand and I think the Cleaning Station is doing its best (not yet tested). I also can not assess negatively the charging station - if you insert the shaver properly works just fine. Of course on the Cleaning Station also charging the shaver is possible. After the razor was charged came the next morning my personal judgment - the expiry shaving is a little different because the skin was supposed to be dry - so before showering, to even being touted use the shaver in the shower. Since I have to wear a full beard only shave down the cheek and neck - everything went wonderfully. The shaver does its work, the cooling is pleasant and has a certain effect - without the help of an emulsion etc. The cooling effect is pleasant - the skin was flushed although some - but can also come from switching to electric shavers. Today then the whole time with a Pre Shave previously tried (hat-trick or Tabac, taken personally Hattrick) - the razor glides flux through the skin, it will burn anything that shaving result is even very satisfactory. Under hot water washed away the razor and laid out to dry - is simple, fast, shaving has amazed me. I have very strong different facial hair and had been well served by the wet shave, even if it sometimes came by to skin irritations. I think the Brown CT2cc Cooltec razor and I will stay good morning friends in the future. The only disadvantage, it is not supplied travel case in this model, but I have this as an option for approximately EUR 19,90 already ordered and received. All happy and easy test in everything! Nothing ventured nothing gained ...