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razor

Sharpened metallic blade used to remove facial or body hair. Razors were known in the Bronze Age. The safety razor was patented by William Henson in 1847; a disposable version was produced by King Gillette at the start of the 20th century. The earliest electric razors date from the 1920s.



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The electric shaver is a faster and less skillful process.
The other major benefit that comes from having shaver lights is that they quite often provide an outlet for an electric shaver, allowing the man to undertake all his grooming needs in the one place.
Another benefit that arises from these systems is that there is usually the space to add a plug in point for an electric shaver, making it safer and more convenient to shave.
 
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