BeurerWomen's Rechargeable Wet or Dry Bikini, Legs, and Underarms Electric Razor (Model No: HL 36)
R799
About
For silky smooth and supple skin: the flexible head of the electric shaver adapts perfectly to contours. With the various attachments, you can trim and shave your hair or exfoliate your skin.
Product Features
- Wet & Dry: Can also be used in the shower or in the bath (IPX7)
- Includes exfoliation attachment, 2 trimming attachments (4 & 8 mm), especially for the bikini line, glide attachment
- With a powerful lithium-ion battery for cordless shaving
- Extra-bright LED light for precise application
- Ergonomic anti-slip handle
- Anti-allergenic shaving foil prevents skin irritation
- Shaving in both directions
- 2-speed settings
- Travel lock
- Includes storage bag, cleaning brush, charging, and storage station
Product Specifications
- 5 attachments
- Rechargeable
- Battery-powered
- Approximately 60 min. operating time
- 2 Speed settings
- Charging indicator
- Charging time approximately 90 min.
- Wet and dry use
- USB connection
- Product weight 123 g
- Product dimensions (L x W x H) 16.2 x 5.0 x 5.0 cm
- 3-year Limited Warranty
What's in the box?
- 1 x HL 36 Shaver Wet & Dry
- 2 x trimming attachments (4 mm and 8 mm)
- 1 x exfoliation attachment
- 1 x glide attachment for better skin contact
- 1 x protective cap
- 1 x storage bag
- 1 x cleaning brush
- 1 x USB-C charging cable
- 1 x charging and storage station
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