high-tech shaving prep - skin care device

Scientists have had a strange interest in hair removal.
The shadow that hangs over the male face every day has become the subject of bold technological progress.
For example, the latest shave
Cream application technology: a new gray Clarisonic Skin Care device specially designed for men ($217 in Sephora). The hand-
Hand-held oscillating brush exceeds manual intervention
The company says the tighter the shave, the less irritating the razor is.
This device is a technical product of the Sonicare toothbrush and has been around for a while.
But thanks to its charcoal gray look and the "ultimate" shave fun claim, this latest incarnation offers an enhanced skincare solution for your family.
This is considered to be an excellent maximization of R & D investment.
As a skin, the brush has been generally positively evaluated
The cleaning device is able to dig deep from your porous outer coating and rinse out twice as much water as manual cleaning.
"Because of the combination of mechanical stripping (
Vibration and bristles)
"Compared to regular cleaning, cleaners can clean the skin more thoroughly," Toronto dermatologist said . "Lisa Kellett.
"The downside is that it is used at home, so there is a risk of redness, increased sensitivity and irritation if used improperly.
"It does add some new intrigue to the morning routine.
Whether it's rechargeable or waterproof, it's a fun new Shower Companion.
When it takes a bath with shaving cream or gel, it creates a refreshing hue.
A face with a new shave shows that it's actually no.
Ear and baby
Frustration after Clarisonic treatment.
But, I bet, it's totally different from the gentle touch it feels like the badger hair brush foam.
Kellett said she did not know of any published research to support the view of monoverse
Intermediary shaving is actually "extreme ".
"But there's a lot to recommend just because of its cleanliness.
Given the increasing evidence that science can indeed build a better picture. rcribb@thestar.