Head Shaver

Tips when using a head shaver

If your hair has grown out, you first need to trim it down as short as possible with a hair clipper or trimmer. Then you can use a head shaver. If the hair is too long, the machine will not be able to catch the strands.

SLIQHAQ offers hair trimmers and clippers that can trim down to 0.2 mm. Shaving your head with an electric shaver is an easy way to get close to the skin and a good alternative to using a manual razor.

Remember to lubricate your shaver regularly, as it can heat up easily and the foil and shaving heads may wear out quickly if used incorrectly.

Avoid pressing the shaver hard against your head – let the machine and blades do the work and use a light touch.

Choosing the best head shaver

If you shave your head occasionally, it is always useful to have a close-cutting hair trimmer that can go down to around 0.2 mm. From that length, you can either use a traditional razor blade or a head shaver. Gordon’s Professional Cordless Trimmer is excellent for trimming very close to 0 mm.

Once the hair is trimmed down, you can choose one of our best-selling head shavers, such as the Gordon Electric Head Shaver. It features five shaving heads that are curved to follow the contours of the head.

If you shave your head regularly several times a week, having a dedicated head shaver is ideal. The flexibility to trim very short, shave with an electric shaver, or use a manual razor is often convenient.

This allows you to choose the option that suits the moment best. The shorter your hair, the more noticeable regrowth becomes, which means you will likely benefit from having multiple options. Sometimes an electric shave is more practical than wet shaving your head with a razor, and vice versa.