Men's Electric Shaver Information

Despite all of the research and interest in electric shavers, studies say only 30 percent of men who shave use electric shavers. Most men say electric shavers don't work as well as manual razors. Waxing, electrolysis and laser hair removal are all methods used by women but are so rarely mentioned in reference to men that they haven't yet become viable alternatives to shaving. ConsumerSearch has a separate report on manual razors. The best models cost as little as $8.

This article from the British edition of Men's Health offers tips for using an electric shaver.

Two shaver forums, the Electric Shaver Page and the Electric Razor Rap, are the best sources for news, frequently asked questions and surveys.

"The Complete Book of Men's Health" provides interesting information about the differences between shaving with an electric razor and a manual razor, as well as tips for using both.

AskMen.com discusses the products and tools needed, including electric shavers, to get the perfect shave.

In a slideshow, Esquire magazine points out the latest trends in facial hair and how to achieve the best looks.

About.com's guide to inventors gives a brief history of razors and shaving. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)

In addition, manufacturers' websites are the best places to compare features within model lines:

Axis

Braun

Panasonic

Philips/Norelco

Remington