13 May '18 10:42>
Originally posted by @hand-of-hecate1. Use a beard trimmer only for the area around. Never use it on the actual shaft or your balls.
Phillips makes some great products and their cordless beard trimmer is amongst them. Unfortunately, nowhere in their literature does it say not to use said beard trim to touch up your undercarriage.
Anyway, upon discovering that the guard clips on and off and determining that a reasonably close shave could had, "why not" I thought to myself "hit ...[text shortened]... in my wife's best hand towels. Truly horrific.
Consider this a public service announcement.
2. Use a razor for the shaft and balls. This does a smoother job and is less risky.
3. Get someone else to do the part with the razor. They have a better view and a better angle.
4. Stop fearing the wax strips!