A quality electric shaver can give you years of smooth, irritation-free grooming — but only if you maintain it. Dirt, dead skin, and stray hairs build up quickly and can dull blades, irritate your skin, and reduce performance.
Here’s how to clean and maintain your electric shaver so it lasts longer and works better.
🧼 Why Cleaning Your Shaver Matters
Even if you only shave once or twice a week, a dirty shaver can:
- Cause skin irritation or breakouts
- Lead to blade dullness and pulling
- Allow bacteria to grow around sensitive areas
If you have sensitive skin, cleaning isn’t optional — it’s essential.
🧰 What You’ll Need
- Small brush (often comes with the shaver)
- A few drops of electric shaver oil
- Optional: compressed air or a cleaning spray
- 🔗 Our recommended Shaver Cleaning Kit
🧽 Step-by-Step Cleaning Instructions
1. Turn off and unplug the shaver
Never clean while powered.
2. Remove the shaver head
Follow your model’s instructions to remove the foil or rotary blades.
3. Brush off hair and buildup
Use the included brush or a soft toothbrush to clean blades and interior housing.
4. Rinse (if waterproof)
If your shaver is waterproof, rinse under warm water. Otherwise, use a cleaning spray or cloth.
5. Apply blade oil
Add a few drops of Bare It All Shaver Oil to the blades to reduce friction, prevent rust, and restore smooth performance.
6. Let dry and reassemble
Allow all parts to fully dry before putting them back together.
🕒 How Often Should You Clean?
- After each use: Quick brush or rinse
- Once a week: Full disassembly and oil
- Every 6–12 months: Replace foil and blade set
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✅ Pro Tip: Keep a Kit Handy
Our Premium Cleaning Kit includes everything you need to clean and maintain your electric shaver:
- Clean your shaver in seconds
- Oil blades with the correct formula
- Extend your device life by months or years
Conclusion
A few seconds of maintenance after each shave will keep your electric shaver running like new — and your skin feeling fresh and irritation-free. Don’t let buildup ruin your shave. Clean it, oil it, and replace parts when needed.
