Men's Electric Shaver Replacement Heads

By Todd Reynolds | July 06, 2022

Electric shavers have come a long way since their humble beginnings in the early 1900s. Today, they are one of the most popular types of personal grooming devices on the market, with countless models to choose from. However, as with any type of machine that is used regularly, it’s important to keep an eye out for signs that your electric shaver needs a new head—or at least some TLC. Here are five things to watch for when it comes time to replace your shaver’s shaving head:

1) Irregular Shaving Patterns: If you notice that your electric razor is leaving behind uneven patches or strips of skin on your face, this may be indica tive of an issue with the head itself. Check to see if there is anything obstructing the blades within the shave mechanism; if so, take corrective action (such as replacing worn or clogged parts) and see if that resolves the problem.

2) Discharge Damage: Electric razors rely on electrical current generated by rotating blades in order not just cut hair but also cause damage such as cuts and nicks which can lead over time into Razor Burn and Inflammation . If you experience redness or irritation after using your electric razor even though no hairs were actually cut off then it might be worth considering getting a new head –especially if you use this device multiple times per day.

3) Stopping Mid-Shave: One common sign that indicates you need a replacement shaving head is when suddenly—without warning—your razor just stops working halfway through shaving. This could mean either that something has gone wrong internally with how electricity travels along those delicate moving cutting surfaces OR simply due to physical wear & tear caused by repeated use/abuse over time….yikes.

4 ) Erratic Blade Movement : When trying out different heads before making a purchase it’s always best practice to make sure both sides move smoothly back & forth without causing any jarring noises (this will help determine whether vibration caused blade movement). In addition ,if there seems like there may be debris lodged between either side of where each blade moves check under/around these areas carefully BEFORE buying another replacement Head ... 5 ) Excessive Noise Levels : Believe it or not but excessive noise levels while shaving can often be indicative of problems elsewhere too…like say potentially faulty bearings within components inside your shaver unit which would necessitate additional cost/work beyond just purchasing yet ANOTHER Head .. So