The OmniShaver Special is a manual shaving tool designed to shave both the head and body with a single pivoting blade. It stands out for its ability to follow contours without shaving cream or water, and its open blade design that rinses clean easily. It suits people who want a quick, versatile shave for head and body, and it compares to electric shavers by offering a closer cut without batteries, though it requires more care to avoid nicks. Reviewers praise its smooth results and low maintenance, but some find the learning curve steep and the blade exposure aggressive on sensitive areas.
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Reviewers generally rate the OmniShaver Special highly, praising its ability to deliver a close shave on both head and body without cream. Many note that it takes time to master the technique, and some report irritation or cuts when first using it. Overall, owners appreciate the smooth results and the convenience of a manual tool that rinses clean easily.
The OmniShaver Special is the Premium OmniShaver sold with a travel case. The case keeps the shaver from rattling loose in a wash bag. The shaver is the same one sold on its own.
It has a triple-plated steel head that weighs nearly three times as much as the Classic. One set of blades shaves while the opposing set clears the cut hair away, so there is no need to stop and rinse. The same opposing action polishes the blade edges on every stroke. The blades cut on both the push and the pull, which means fewer passes over the same patch of skin. The steel head holds heat: soak it in hot water and it stays warm through the shave. There is no motor, battery or cable, so nothing needs charging.
To use it, wet the skin and rub in a quarter-sized dab of OmniShave Butter so the shaver glides. Press firmly and shave in a straight line with short strokes of two to three inches, forward and back. Never move it sideways across the skin. Keep the head traveling in the direction the blades face.
