Keeping yourself groomed is always important, but it is especially important in advance of summertime. Just because you may want to live beach bum life doesn’t mean you can look like an actual bum. Philips Norelco is here to help you out, with a one-day-only deal on shavers and trimmers.
The flagship product in this offer is the Electric Shaver 9700, which promises superior closeness even on 3-day beards:
Philips Norelco Shaver 9700 is our most advanced shaver yet. With the unique Contour Detect Technology, each shaving head independently moves in 8 directions to follow your face’s every curve. This improved contouring helps cut up to 20 percent more hair in a single pass. The newly designed V-Track Precision Blades collect hair in the optimal cutting position, resulting in a more comfortable shave that’s 30 percent closer.
This package also includes a bonus facial cleansing brush to give your skin that deep clean it deserves:
Normally $300, this electric shaver with bonus cleansing brush is 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Philips Norelco Electric Shaver 9700, Cleansing Brush on sale for $179.99
The deal also includes this multipurpose beard, stubble and body trimmer, which lets you trim and shave below the neck with just one product:
Normally $65, this beard, stubble and body trimmer is 24 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Philips Norelco BG2039/42 Philips Multigroom Beard, Stubble and Body Trimmer on sale for $49.95
This summer, like every summer, you’ll want to look your best. You don’t want to have worked on that beach bod for nothing. Make it count with these grooming products.
Philips Norelco shavers and trimmers — up to 40 percent off
If this guy trims, I guess I should too (Photo via Amazon)
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