New from BorgCo, the flash shaver is the perfect accessory for the man in a hurry.
No messing about with soap or blades, recharging batteries, trailing power cords. Just press your face into the silicone facemask, ensuring the eyecups are correctly positioned*, close your mouth, hold your breath, and push the "fire" button.
A carefully measured quantity of ethanol is injected into the chamber, then ignited by a spark. The vapour is saturated and non-stoic, so the flame burns slow and cool. When combustion ends, fresh air scented with aftershave is immediately blasted through the chamber by a powerful fan, removing any lingering odour of scorched hair.
If stubble remains, simply repeat the process until satisfied.
*The quantity of eyebrows can go down as well as up.-- 8th of 7, Jul 19 2015 zappy thingy http://www.argos.co...tNumber/1081231.htm [not_morrison_rm, Jul 20 2015] Do you think we could find a commercially available adapter in a size that will allow a butane/propane cylinder to be attached instead?-- pocmloc, Jul 19 2015 There's one in the box, in the little plastic bag you put somewhere safe and then forgot about.-- 8th of 7, Jul 19 2015 Ya gotta have some liquid remaining on the skin or it's just a "face remover".-- FlyingToaster, Jul 19 2015 For some, indeed many, that might actually constitute an improvement...-- 8th of 7, Jul 19 2015 // removing any lingering odour of scorched hair
harder than you might expect..especially if it's zapping the upper lip...
Actually there is a charring device on the market linky, but the Borg wins on points as there's bound to be alcohol to hand after the procedure,with their version.-- not_morrison_rm, Jul 20 2015 There's a liquid available from my stove top still that can accomplish this same end, and it's internally user friendly if you water it down a little bit.-- normzone, Jul 21 2015 //can accomplish this same end,
I think it doesn't, but after drinking enough of it, the problem seems less like such a big deal.-- not_morrison_rm, Jul 21 2015 random, halfbakery