I use a lady's electric razor for my legs. I have fine leg hair so it works and it beats slicing and dicing up your shins and ankles!

Just don't try it on the underarms...what a mistake!

I use a men's Norelco electric razor. I've been using one ( not the same model) since I started "borrowing" my father's in my early teens. I've been shaving my moustache every day from the time I was 15. I'm now over 50. The last few years I've had to shave my chin as well. As far as I'm concerned the quickest and least troublesome way of dealing wtih male-type (i.e. coarse) facial hair. But totally useless elsewhere on the body, because they deal only with very, very short stubble.

i just found this forum. I've been battling growing a beard and moustache since I was in 7th grade, around 13. I'm now 21, and I have hair that grows worse than the typical man. I've had laser, tweezing, at-home and salon waxing, rubbing, and shaving. Shaving is the quickest. My skin got so bad from shaving I had an opaque, bright red rash starting from the hollow of my cheek clear down to almost the bottom of my neck. The only way to really deal with it is to shave it everyday w/ a single blade razor. using more than one blade can pull the hair and cause irritations. Use a face wash or a cold cream. I've tried everything down to hair conditioner for my face. That will be your best bet. Using electric most likely won't get as close, and it may cause your skin to become irritated, cause ingrown hairs, and dry skin unless you find a good moisturizer.

I use a Noxema electric shaver for my face. It works pretty well, and I've been using it since maybe junior year of high school (I'm a freshman in college now). I've tried waxing, but I didn't like waiting for it to grow back enough to wax it again. I refuse to take a real razor to my face, so the only alternative is this women's electric razor. Good luck!