Pro-one Zero Foil Shaver with Bonus Replacement Cutters & Foil

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$159.95

$169.95

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Why You’ll love it

Ideal for maintaining a clean shave (1-2mm)

Dual hypoallergenic foils for sensitive skin

Integrated trimmer tackles longer hairs

120-minute cordless operation for extended use

LED display indicates battery level.

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Description

1 x Pro-one Zero Foil Shaver
1 x Pro-one Replacement Cutters & Foil

The Pro-One Zero Foil Shaver is an exceptional grooming tool tailored specifically for meticulous finishing. It's adept at seamlessly blending bald fades, tidying up hairlines, and eradicating stray hairs. Thanks to its stainless steel blades, this shaver can be used on both wet and dry hair. With a turbo rotary motor, it guarantees robust high-speed performance, reaching up to 10,000 rpm, ensuring a clean and precise shave.

Additionally, users will value the convenience that its lengthy 120-minute cordless run time offers. Powered by a lithium-ion rapid-charge battery, you never have to worry about it running out of power in the middle of a grooming session. The LED battery status display further ensures you're always informed about the device's charging status, making it especially handy for those on the move or with a busy lifestyle.

Directions

How To Use Pro-one Zero Foil Shaver with Bonus Replacement Cutters & Foil

It’s best to use foil shavers on hair that is no longer than 1-2 millimeters, such as after a trim or for maintaining a clean shave. For longer hair, it’s advisable to use a trimmer first to reduce the length before switching to a foil shaver.

Foil shavers have a thin metal screen (foil) with small holes. This screen captures short hairs and guides them to the oscillating blades underneath. If the hair is too long, it may not enter the holes efficiently, making it difficult for the blades to cut.

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