Lol. "Basically, how can i say this? These are the top 3: _ _ _. And of course i gotta go with my BOIS over at Brio. 😜✌️" Yeah, have to admit that was funny how he didn't even have the energy to fake objectivity at the end 😆
the reason that trimmer requires you to hold the button is so that if you toss it in a carry bag it doesn't accidentally turn on if something hits the button. it's handy if you travel a lot
6:04 It's fairly obvious in my opinion; it's so that it doesn't automatically turn on if you're traveling with it in your bag. I hate products that do this though as the amount of times you'll actually get some use out of that feature is seldom. Compare that to the daily annoyance you'll have to deal with when having to hold down the power button every morning and it's a stupid decision to include a hold down feature. They should take a note from Philips and create a feature where once it's turned on, you can then hold it down to activate a lock feature. After that, you have to hold down the power button to unlock it. This is incredibly useful as you can simply only use this feature when you travel instead of being bothered everyday to hold down the stupid button.
Beardscape comes with the retractable blade - it’s the best tool and the safest - as I’ve used it for body shaving - but the only drawback is trying to trim in the Genital area - and for that I have the 3.0 lawnmower - only because the blade is narrower and this allows me to reach nooks and crannies - however - I use the guard on the blade to prevent any nicks or cuts particularly on the sack... / With any remaining stubble that I clear away with shaving gel and a blade... / Both tools offer adequate power...
bought a trimmer for like 15euro at lidl (silvercrest shbs600), it looks like the same mechanism and ceramic blade and it has 0.5mm discrete setting up to 2mm, then normal guards set. Not water proof and when opening the ceramic blade assembly it did basically explode and was a pain to get the spring and blade back in place, but from what you shown seems normal even at >50euro... Why nobody put those discount trimmer in comparison with those "top dog"?
A 4-Blade, disposable Bic razor is the BEST thing for the sack! I have been shaving mine every single day for over 20 years and have never been cut or had razor burn. Seriously, one would be surprised to find how smooth it feels and how easily it glides with only water.
I agree. If you keep the bush clean and low and then a good shave with a blade every couple weeks. The blade is the best classic way to go for a skin tight fade 😂😂. But if you area bushman down there....using a trimmer to get the bush out the way and then shave would be the route! Best comment here tho!
Recently bought the double header can’t say I can compare it to anything else because I never ball/pelvic area shaved but it works great good product DSC P.S. paid 60 for it
I tried a OneBlade with just the built-in, 0.5mm guard, and I wound up cutting myself, but I understand people do use it for this. I suppose the trick is that they use very little pressure? I'm accustomed to a slightly different Philips trimmer that looks very similar (black with blue accents, rather than green accents) but has a longer, built-in guards and cannot cut you. The upside is that you don't have to be careful; the downside is that you have to run it over the skin multiple times to get all the hair, because it's somewhat down to luck whether the hair slides in between the guard teeth. The "fun" part was that I couldn't feel the cuts because they were too fine, unlike my old beard trimmer, which would give me quite a pinching sensation if it nicked me. (Thus I knew not to use it for this purpose.) Thus, it was only after I'd damaged quite a wide area that I realized I had done so. I'll try the OneBlade again, after everything heals, but I'll be more gentle this time.
The reason that one needs to hold the power down is so it doesn’t turn itself on in your suitcase. Or at least that’s my guess because my Phillips does that.
Hey I purchased one called BodBlade. It comes in kit with 4-6 attachments. It was less expensive as Manscape 3.0 at the time. It was working great but the usb charger broke. I emailed the company but they say they just don’t have the replacement charger and or cord separate to sell. I tried one charger for the 2 prong but didn’t work. I probably going to purchase a Manscape 3.0 kit
I know you don't like shaving in water, but I exclusively shave in the shower. I really wanted the Beardscape but couldn't pull the trigger with it not being waterproof. I hoped it would be fixed with V2, but no luck. Please consider adding that as a feature for V3. I'd gladly give up a display screen for this feature.
interesting.. Are you just trimming body hair or face/neck hair? For face and neck you would also need a mirror in the shower. Are you trimming the hair when it is wet or just near the water when the shower is on?
My brio blade fell out and after 20 minutes of trying to fix it I gave up. It worked okay I used it more trimming my beard than anything else. The blade adjuster was pretty finicky and hardly worked most of the time as well.
Not always, but it can be easier to pinch loose skin when the guard is off. Think of the guard as like training wheels for added safety. Also keep in mind, it won't cut as short with a guard on.
The head in my brio just crapped out on me. Then I tried to take it off to see if it was an issue I could fix and broke it. Contacted brio and basically I have to buy a new head since I “broke it.” So I guess they didn’t believe me or something. Ended up having to use my old clippers for a while. Also, don’t use the brio blades on sensitive areas without a guard. This review is misleading. Even had issues with cutting not to mention hair pulling.
Informative video but I feel like you didn’t really answer the main question: Which trimmer let’s me cut my balls with the least injuries? Do they even work like they’re supposed to? Not all that interested in the specs
short answer - Every trimmer can safely cut ball hair. NO trimmer is completely safe. Go slow and be careful. If it can cut hair, it can cut or irritate skin. Using a short guard or trimmer with an adjustable blade offers a bit more "safety"
How is your argument against nuts & balls that they’re in the UK? Tons of people (almost a billion) live close to the UK and arent very affected by that… i guess you should specify that you’re reviewing from an american perspective then
@@brioproductgroup1956 No problem there! I'm from Norway, but i consider most of Europe pretty close to the UK meaning they won't have long shipping time either, and europe has around 800 million so yeah
@@brioproductgroup1956 Funnily enough I went with your Oneblade recommendation. Very smooth finish, nicked a couple of times but not badly. Bound to happen without the guards on. Happy with it. Cannot comment on how good or bad the one that broke for you is. As I have not used it. But a lot of people are giving it good reviews. Saying you barely touched it when you trying to get off a guard is just a lie I feel. In one of your videos you talked about how instruction manuals not for men. Maybe if you knew how to use a product, you would not break it. All in all, good video and thanks for the recommendation. Just do not think you should be putting down a razor you not used. As it is pretty clear you just tried to force the guard off without knowing how.
Other than a narrower blade width, are any of these trimmers any better then my barber has had for the last 30 years i can't honestly remember the brand (Wahl maybe?) but i think I've seen them in just about every salon that I've been in ever. Heavy duty and long lasting as well as extremely serviceable. They also seem to have an extremely high RPM which i have never seen with one of these so called ball trimmers... and not once have i ever been nicked by them... price wise i know you can get one cheaper than any of these. I've been watching the development of "manscaping" products of all types and brands and honestly most of it seems like a bunch of marketing hooah. As someone in their youth who made the mistake of using Nair and a similar supposedly man marketed ball safe product ( it wasn't and burned nearly as much as the Nair.... And ladies that "safe for the bikini line" is BS)at one time and another a disposable type blade cartridges and razors and add another one of those electric rotary face shavers... And on and on and still haven't found a product that I consider to be worthy of being specifically marketed to remove sensitive area body hair... LOL except perhaps electrolysis.... That is unless someone out there can recommend a reliable safe non painful undercarriage hair removal product. As an "adult" adult, I realized that going 100% bare was pretty dumb especially when a few days later you have to deal with stubble burn etcetera. It helps that i'm not a very hairy person compared to some and avoid people that have a problem with it anyway... I simply pull out the big clippers and once in awhile do a nice trim carefully. from a practical and hygienic standpoint that's about all anyone's gonna actually need. however sometimes.... special occasions and all that... and of course general personal preference there certainly is a need for things like these. I would rather have a product specifically designed for the job, but unless some of this obnoxious amount of marketing money turns into real product development, I have no interest. No offense to the brio development team because they do seem to be the best bang for your buck in this market. Another question I had was about the ceramic blade which is not present in most clippers except in this market. Is it significantly better? because not even the good professional ones that I have have that. Is there an addition that makes this additionally safer for sensitive skin areas?
Thanks for the thoughts! I would agree that most talk of "ball trimmers" is 100% marketing hype. Overall, i don't think there is a need for a super specific tool for ball trimming, because hair is hair and no trimmer will ever be skin safe. Making a trimmer with a tiny toothed blade with moderate clearance means that it won't be useful for any other trimming task. with an adjustable blade or just using a small guard - any trimmer can be suitable for ball trimming. As far as ceramic blades - I think you will start to see these more often on professional barber clippers. The material is much harder than steel so they stay sharper longer.
I have used them all with exception of the HappyNuts which I broke shortly after I removed it from the packaging. Most are remarkably similar by design since most of these companies were just copying Manscaped.
I cant believe I sank 10 minutes into a video just for this guy to shit on every other trimmer and PLUG HIS OWN. (Which he conveiniently waited until the last 5 seconds of the video to mention) I OWN a brio beardscape and you know why i dont use it for my balls? Its HUGE!! Nevermind not waterproof! Idc how dry babrers recommend my hair should be, i AM NOT washing my salty, sweaty beans with my facial trimmer 🤢🤢 Instead of leading
Worst thing I’ve ever seen, the person reviewing is talking. Still This whole time I’m 7 mins in and no answer and the one I thought isn’t even in here omg my balls are mad at me
"Ball trimmers" exactly why I've never purchased any of these products that use that type of advertisement language, it's very cringe and calling your product manscaped and using the word balls in a humorous way 20 times in a 2 minute long commercial and doing things like subscription packages with things like boxer briefs that same manscaped on the band is just cringe dude that's not man stuff that's little boy stuff that's like something a freshman in high school would beg his mother to buy for him, and the main reason I never even considered purchasing any of these type of products is mainly how frequently they would pop up in advertisements for me even though I never searched for stuff like that it was pretty much just like okay this is a guy in his late 20s early 30s give him manscaped 4.0 advertisements every 2 minutes and it made me hate the product without even trying it same thing with Dr Squatch I think they're marketing techniques are very terrible far too silly I can definitely see the Allure for the Mindless mid-20 to early 40s smooth brained Neanderthal Facebook dweller that's about it though and those aren't the type of people that do a whole lot of online shopping so they probably just laugh along with and quote the commercials in their free time all while still using a basic $20 Walmart Razor, I've been using the Philips oneblade electric razor for about 4 years now and it's absolutely amazing, I believe it costs about $40 and it comes with either one or two blades and the replacement blade packages are about $20 a piece but they last an incredibly long time even if you shaved with it every single day you would only go through a replacement blade about once every 3 months so that's $40 for the razor and $20 every 6 months on a two pack of Replacements that last another 6 months it's amazing And there's no obnoxious childish advertisements harassing you every time you watch a TH-cam video
Honest review..…”I’m biased because I helped design this trimmer”
honestly it is the best trimmer out of all of them lol
Ahahahaha
In depth…. he shaved over everything until there was one left and 🥁roll please it’s the one I’m sponsored by
Bro I nearly died at the end. My hopes crushed like a nut.
Lol. "Basically, how can i say this? These are the top 3: _ _ _. And of course i gotta go with my BOIS over at Brio. 😜✌️"
Yeah, have to admit that was funny how he didn't even have the energy to fake objectivity at the end 😆
This guy trimmed and full bushed 7 times for this video, dedication!
Hold for power is more and more common, stops accidental power on when traveling and such, very handy and really is not annoying.
Holding power suppose to be for kids security , like you son can’t shave your hair while you sleeping 🤣
the reason that trimmer requires you to hold the button is so that if you toss it in a carry bag it doesn't accidentally turn on if something hits the button. it's handy if you travel a lot
ye I've seen fightclub
Thanks for the video. Little tip, though, normally 'dead on arrival' (DOA) means the device doesn't function at all.
Little tip 🤣
6:04 It's fairly obvious in my opinion; it's so that it doesn't automatically turn on if you're traveling with it in your bag. I hate products that do this though as the amount of times you'll actually get some use out of that feature is seldom. Compare that to the daily annoyance you'll have to deal with when having to hold down the power button every morning and it's a stupid decision to include a hold down feature. They should take a note from Philips and create a feature where once it's turned on, you can then hold it down to activate a lock feature. After that, you have to hold down the power button to unlock it. This is incredibly useful as you can simply only use this feature when you travel instead of being bothered everyday to hold down the stupid button.
Agreed! holding the button to turn the travel lock on and off works much better than the hold every time method.
Beardscape comes with the retractable blade - it’s the best tool and the safest - as I’ve used it for body shaving - but the only drawback is trying to trim in the Genital area - and for that I have the 3.0 lawnmower - only because the blade is narrower and this allows me to reach nooks and crannies - however - I use the guard on the blade to prevent any nicks or cuts particularly on the sack... /
With any remaining stubble that I clear away with shaving gel and a blade... /
Both tools offer adequate power...
Is the 3.0 good for shaving down there?
@@Rogu-the-homunculus yes, because thats what it’s designed for specifically.
@@jameslisignoli2471 didn't know for sure. People said they had complaints about them
bought a trimmer for like 15euro at lidl (silvercrest shbs600), it looks like the same mechanism and ceramic blade and it has 0.5mm discrete setting up to 2mm, then normal guards set.
Not water proof and when opening the ceramic blade assembly it did basically explode and was a pain to get the spring and blade back in place, but from what you shown seems normal even at >50euro...
Why nobody put those discount trimmer in comparison with those "top dog"?
I have the Philips OneBlade. Nicks me a lot, though, and the body guard makes getting hair really hard, but otherwise real nice
Thanks for the honest review!
Any time!
Had a meridian but rust built up on the head. Considering that it was supposed to be waterproof, it was disappointing.
Same bruh now I can’t use it
@@rsthegoat4221 yep. Had to try other brands. They offered a discounted unit tho. Quite disappointiing.
Bro meridian cuts mee, I looking for an alternative
@@kevin123497 you can check manscaped. It’s what I got after Meridian.
Hey man how have the lawn mower 4.0 been?
Do you recommend it?@@doygwapo
finally some good content
😄 Thanks for saying you're biased because your helped to design the Brio Axis trimmer. Cool stuff! 🏳🌈
A 4-Blade, disposable Bic razor is the BEST thing for the sack! I have been shaving mine every single day for over 20 years and have never been cut or had razor burn. Seriously, one would be surprised to find how smooth it feels and how easily it glides with only water.
What about ingrown hair?
@@josoloa9239 try gillettes sensitive blade
@@josoloa9239 i was about to ask the same thing thats my biggest issue
Shit dude you use a bic razor on your balls? 😱😖
I agree. If you keep the bush clean and low and then a good shave with a blade every couple weeks. The blade is the best classic way to go for a skin tight fade 😂😂. But if you area bushman down there....using a trimmer to get the bush out the way and then shave would be the route!
Best comment here tho!
Recently bought the double header can’t say I can compare it to anything else because I never ball/pelvic area shaved but it works great good product DSC
P.S. paid 60 for it
I tried a OneBlade with just the built-in, 0.5mm guard, and I wound up cutting myself, but I understand people do use it for this. I suppose the trick is that they use very little pressure? I'm accustomed to a slightly different Philips trimmer that looks very similar (black with blue accents, rather than green accents) but has a longer, built-in guards and cannot cut you. The upside is that you don't have to be careful; the downside is that you have to run it over the skin multiple times to get all the hair, because it's somewhat down to luck whether the hair slides in between the guard teeth.
The "fun" part was that I couldn't feel the cuts because they were too fine, unlike my old beard trimmer, which would give me quite a pinching sensation if it nicked me. (Thus I knew not to use it for this purpose.) Thus, it was only after I'd damaged quite a wide area that I realized I had done so.
I'll try the OneBlade again, after everything heals, but I'll be more gentle this time.
guards are a good way to go. Even with the 1mm guard, its really hard to cut yourself
The reason that one needs to hold the power down is so it doesn’t turn itself on in your suitcase. Or at least that’s my guess because my Phillips does that.
It took me a while, but I came to that same conclusion. The "always on" travel lock seems like a bad idea.
Hey I purchased one called BodBlade. It comes in kit with 4-6 attachments. It was less expensive as Manscape 3.0 at the time. It was working great but the usb charger broke. I emailed the company but they say they just don’t have the replacement charger and or cord separate to sell. I tried one charger for the 2 prong but didn’t work. I probably going to purchase a Manscape 3.0 kit
when you look about ball trimmers intro sounds soooooo funny :P
Brio product group suggests the brio product? No way I could have guessed that.
Thanks you for making this video g.
travel lock on the nuts brand. my opinion on why u gota hold it
Ballsy B2 sells for $15 on Amazon now
I know you don't like shaving in water, but I exclusively shave in the shower. I really wanted the Beardscape but couldn't pull the trigger with it not being waterproof. I hoped it would be fixed with V2, but no luck. Please consider adding that as a feature for V3. I'd gladly give up a display screen for this feature.
interesting.. Are you just trimming body hair or face/neck hair? For face and neck you would also need a mirror in the shower. Are you trimming the hair when it is wet or just near the water when the shower is on?
@@brioproductgroup1956near water or in water with the shaver
My brio blade fell out and after 20 minutes of trying to fix it I gave up. It worked okay I used it more trimming my beard than anything else. The blade adjuster was pretty finicky and hardly worked most of the time as well.
It is possible for the blade assembly to come apart. email us at support@brio4life.com and we can send a replacement.
Excelent review!
So many to choose just want one that does the job safe.
There really isn't one that is safer than another. Just go slow and you'll be fine ;)
Balls trimmer way surpassed manscape in my opinion since I have used both and still use the balls trimmer
Hi sir. Which one do you recommend for balls. Mer
Meridian trimmer plus or Lawnmower 4.0
one thing you were not clear on is if you get pinched when not using a guard.
Not always, but it can be easier to pinch loose skin when the guard is off. Think of the guard as like training wheels for added safety. Also keep in mind, it won't cut as short with a guard on.
The head in my brio just crapped out on me. Then I tried to take it off to see if it was an issue I could fix and broke it. Contacted brio and basically I have to buy a new head since I “broke it.” So I guess they didn’t believe me or something. Ended up having to use my old clippers for a while. Also, don’t use the brio blades on sensitive areas without a guard. This review is misleading. Even had issues with cutting not to mention hair pulling.
Sorry to hear that! - definitely not our replacement policy. please reach me at eric@brio4life.com and we can make it right
philips on the balls or meridian? what do you prefer for better results on the balls.....
either would be fine, not all that different really. Have you ever considered a razor? I know it sounds scary but it works
What kind of lubricant for any of these blades would be best?
The oil we provide is a mineral oil
Informative video but I feel like you didn’t really answer the main question: Which trimmer let’s me cut my balls with the least injuries? Do they even work like they’re supposed to? Not all that interested in the specs
been looking for the same thing all over TH-cam and I still can't find it. Everyone just focusing on the specs.
For real I don’t care about shaving my nuts in 40 seconds I want my boys to be safe while I’m going in there 😂
short answer - Every trimmer can safely cut ball hair. NO trimmer is completely safe. Go slow and be careful. If it can cut hair, it can cut or irritate skin. Using a short guard or trimmer with an adjustable blade offers a bit more "safety"
But how safe are these things? I’ve got nicks from the *guard* of my current trimmer.
Use caution with any trimming. If you go slow you should be OK
I'd like to order the large blade Zilla / NUT SACK 2000
Give it a year, there will be a trimmer on the market called the Nut Sack 2000!
what about zlade ballistic trimmer. any thoughts...?
Manscape 4.0 battery didn't last a year. Warranty sucks at 90 days and the battery has welded leads so not serviceable by the average Joe
Akward to press a button 3 times - this video has just made me purchase from Manscaped!
I'm just tired of cutting my skin when shaving down there
Testing a ball trimmer by trimming hair on your arm and face? What kind of review is THAT?
youtube won't really let us take this too much further...
I’ve had 2 manscaped trimmers they don’t last long. I don’t recommend any of their products. They have marketing everywhere but their stuff is trash.
how the fuck did i get here?
Tryna shave without getting destroyed😭
Look down😂
@@Mr.PanamaHimself that moment when you have a date and have to clean up but end up nicking yourself so you cancel everything 😢
Cool video, interested in a Brio. Do the Brio’s guards work with the Meridian and vice versa?
they do not. I'm not sure any trimmers have interchangeable guards - they are all unique.
How is your argument against nuts & balls that they’re in the UK? Tons of people (almost a billion) live close to the UK and arent very affected by that… i guess you should specify that you’re reviewing from an american perspective then
exactly. Sorry for that lack of clarity. I was assuming an American audience. If you are in the UK, that eliminates the shipping issue
@@brioproductgroup1956 No problem there! I'm from Norway, but i consider most of Europe pretty close to the UK meaning they won't have long shipping time either, and europe has around 800 million so yeah
@@brioproductgroup1956 it's only 3 day shipping from Amazon in U.S. but it seems you have a big bias against a very good product
Well, that was a waste of time
min 6:05; probably it is because of travel safety. You are doing deep trimmer reviews and can’t guess it? lol
i didn't think about that :( - it wouldn't completely solve the travel lock problem.
You are right too. Trimmer brotherhood ❤
what about the manspot trimmer , have heard good things on it
Alright! i appreciate this video my shits starting to look like a forest!
Philips body groomer 7000?
Just ordered one. Video coming soon.
@@brioproductgroup1956 show us how to use it in balls and above manhood
Brio doesn't ship to Canada 🤦♀️
ca.briopg.com/ Here's our Canadian website :)
I don't understand how anyone can shave their balls without a foil trimmer!?
For some reason I never thought to try that... I think you are on to something.
@@brioproductgroup1956 So have you "tried" it yet?
I bought that ball trimmer in 2020 it was so fucking shit it wouldn’t even cut any hair it was very weak
How can you comment on how something works if it broke 30 seconds out of the box because you was being too heavy handed with it?
I barely touched it and it broke. If you like that blade style then the Oneblade is a clear winner - that was an easy conclusion to come to.
@@brioproductgroup1956 Funnily enough I went with your Oneblade recommendation. Very smooth finish, nicked a couple of times but not badly. Bound to happen without the guards on. Happy with it. Cannot comment on how good or bad the one that broke for you is. As I have not used it. But a lot of people are giving it good reviews. Saying you barely touched it when you trying to get off a guard is just a lie I feel. In one of your videos you talked about how instruction manuals not for men. Maybe if you knew how to use a product, you would not break it.
All in all, good video and thanks for the recommendation. Just do not think you should be putting down a razor you not used. As it is pretty clear you just tried to force the guard off without knowing how.
what do you mean when you say “add lubrication” ? what should I add 🤨
Clipper oil
most trimmers come with a small bottle of mineral oil. You only need a few drops - turn the trimmer on and let it work in.
@@Kingg_G facepalm seriously are you trolling "clipper" oil? he was clearly asking what clipper oil is..
Best balls trimmer😂
Other than a narrower blade width, are any of these trimmers any better then my barber has had for the last 30 years i can't honestly remember the brand (Wahl maybe?) but i think I've seen them in just about every salon that I've been in ever. Heavy duty and long lasting as well as extremely serviceable. They also seem to have an extremely high RPM which i have never seen with one of these so called ball trimmers... and not once have i ever been nicked by them... price wise i know you can get one cheaper than any of these. I've been watching the development of "manscaping" products of all types and brands and honestly most of it seems like a bunch of marketing hooah. As someone in their youth who made the mistake of using Nair and a similar supposedly man marketed ball safe product ( it wasn't and burned nearly as much as the Nair.... And ladies that "safe for the bikini line" is BS)at one time and another a disposable type blade cartridges and razors and add another one of those electric rotary face shavers... And on and on and still haven't found a product that I consider to be worthy of being specifically marketed to remove sensitive area body hair... LOL except perhaps electrolysis.... That is unless someone out there can recommend a reliable safe non painful undercarriage hair removal product. As an "adult" adult, I realized that going 100% bare was pretty dumb especially when a few days later you have to deal with stubble burn etcetera. It helps that i'm not a very hairy person compared to some and avoid people that have a problem with it anyway... I simply pull out the big clippers and once in awhile do a nice trim carefully. from a practical and hygienic standpoint that's about all anyone's gonna actually need. however sometimes.... special occasions and all that... and of course general personal preference there certainly is a need for things like these. I would rather have a product specifically designed for the job, but unless some of this obnoxious amount of marketing money turns into real product development, I have no interest. No offense to the brio development team because they do seem to be the best bang for your buck in this market. Another question I had was about the ceramic blade which is not present in most clippers except in this market. Is it significantly better? because not even the good professional ones that I have have that. Is there an addition that makes this additionally safer for sensitive skin areas?
Thanks for the thoughts! I would agree that most talk of "ball trimmers" is 100% marketing hype. Overall, i don't think there is a need for a super specific tool for ball trimming, because hair is hair and no trimmer will ever be skin safe. Making a trimmer with a tiny toothed blade with moderate clearance means that it won't be useful for any other trimming task. with an adjustable blade or just using a small guard - any trimmer can be suitable for ball trimming. As far as ceramic blades - I think you will start to see these more often on professional barber clippers. The material is much harder than steel so they stay sharper longer.
Why not do. The beard as well
After all that this was a commercial lol
Seems like you haven’t tried any of these
I have used them all with exception of the HappyNuts which I broke shortly after I removed it from the packaging. Most are remarkably similar by design since most of these companies were just copying Manscaped.
A little awkward to press a button three times ?? You are 100% biased
I thought that was awkward... (Shrug emoji)
I feel like now that im 18 i should probably take hygiene much more seriously
Good thing i live in europe so im fucked for your recommendation. Nice.
I cant believe I sank 10 minutes into a video just for this guy to shit on every other trimmer and PLUG HIS OWN. (Which he conveiniently waited until the last 5 seconds of the video to mention)
I OWN a brio beardscape and you know why i dont use it for my balls? Its HUGE!! Nevermind not waterproof!
Idc how dry babrers recommend my hair should be, i AM NOT washing my salty, sweaty beans with my facial trimmer 🤢🤢
Instead of leading
It’s a shit of a product, I completely regret buying this shit. It’s not waterproof, the inner parts gets corroded very quickly.
Lol, he gets you at the very end "ill go with this because i designed it"
Is it fully waterproof like the manscaped?
he answers that question multiple times quite clearly in the video... and no I'm not gonna give you the answer... watch the video do the work.
you said everything except how they feel on a man's nuts
Manscaped lasted me 6months. They suck
lol recommending a trimmer you designed. Immediately invalidates the advice.
Sorry for the confusion. Don't buy the Beardscape. :\
Any women over here? No? Good.
Worst thing I’ve ever seen, the person reviewing is talking. Still
This whole time I’m 7 mins in and no answer and the one I thought isn’t even in here omg my balls are mad at me
I’m not buying anything that has a name that alludes to testicles, it’s not funny or cute.
"Ball trimmers" exactly why I've never purchased any of these products that use that type of advertisement language, it's very cringe and calling your product manscaped and using the word balls in a humorous way 20 times in a 2 minute long commercial and doing things like subscription packages with things like boxer briefs that same manscaped on the band is just cringe dude that's not man stuff that's little boy stuff that's like something a freshman in high school would beg his mother to buy for him, and the main reason I never even considered purchasing any of these type of products is mainly how frequently they would pop up in advertisements for me even though I never searched for stuff like that it was pretty much just like okay this is a guy in his late 20s early 30s give him manscaped 4.0 advertisements every 2 minutes and it made me hate the product without even trying it same thing with Dr Squatch I think they're marketing techniques are very terrible far too silly I can definitely see the Allure for the Mindless mid-20 to early 40s smooth brained Neanderthal Facebook dweller that's about it though and those aren't the type of people that do a whole lot of online shopping so they probably just laugh along with and quote the commercials in their free time all while still using a basic $20 Walmart Razor, I've been using the Philips oneblade electric razor for about 4 years now and it's absolutely amazing, I believe it costs about $40 and it comes with either one or two blades and the replacement blade packages are about $20 a piece but they last an incredibly long time even if you shaved with it every single day you would only go through a replacement blade about once every 3 months so that's $40 for the razor and $20 every 6 months on a two pack of Replacements that last another 6 months it's amazing And there's no obnoxious childish advertisements harassing you every time you watch a TH-cam video
sponsored video, sorry, I just can't trust it.
Not sponsored. If you have any specific questions about any of the trimmers I tested - I'm happy to answer.
@@brioproductgroup1956 LITERALLY HAS AN AFFILIATE LINK. no I ain't buying it.