For this reason, I was not used to shave and really had doubts if I the Senso Touch 3D tolerate. Did the razor then used in the first lather shaves and extremely thoroughly with circular movements shaved (determined for 10 minutes). The result was a very smooth shaved skin that comes close very close to a wet shave. Although you can still feel quite minimal stubble, but purely visual one recognizes no difference to a wet shave.
Initially, there was actually itchy redness / rash in the neck area and I was very skeptical whether my skin is used to it or I can not stand this kind of shaving, as in the wet shave. I then nachrasiert daily and after a few days, the skin irritation was then healed and I had no more problems. My mistake in the first shave was probably that I've shaved far too long and the skin was thereby very irritated. Sometimes less is more. When optimally has proven to me with the SensoTouch 3D a short dry shaving, only about 2 minutes and with little pressure. Is extremely fast and is very gentle on the skin. Have since really absolutely no problems and no more, and the result is very compelling skin irritation.
The operation of the razor is very pleasant. Just go with little pressure in a circular motion on the skin. The shaver adapts very well to contours and hums only pleasantly quiet. That one has a choice, even wet shaving with shaving cream, is an advantage of SensoToch, but my opinion is not required. In the long run a dry shave is simply faster and more comfortable and the result is nearly equal. To clean it simply works on the three shaving heads and knocking them out or rinsed briefly with water. Cleaning effort's really extremely low.
Have deliberately opted for the version without cleaning charging station, because it is really not necessary and not worth the high cost. The shaver does not always stand in cleaning solution which also still costs money. An occasional rinsing of shaving heads with hot water will do just fine. If you want, you can or similar every few weeks or months time with alcohol him yes disinfect.
I can recommend the SensoTouch 3D wholeheartedly, even for people with sensitive skin. The shaver is really worth the money. Probably the clearly more favorable SensoTouch 2D would also suffice. In this the three shaving heads are not individually mounted movably in contrast to "3D", ie they can not be individually downwards. But this is actually not at all necessary, as this only in stronger pressures of the razor at all comes into play. For lighter movements of the razor without strong pressure it just fine that the blades can tilt inward to conform to the contours. Who ie 170 of the SensoTouch 3D is too much who gets the SensoTouch 2D for only 80 probably an almost identical shaving result. I've been buying but regretted not piece. So shaving finally makes fun :)
