Clean Up What You Can’t See with the BAKblade
Do you get those pesky hairs on your back and you are begging for a way to get rid of them?
Many men (and some women too) go through the frustration of hairy backs and being unable to clean them up. Whether it is for your own self-confidence or comfort, investing in the BAKblade 2.0 Elite Plus is the solution to your problem.
The BAKblade is the safest and most efficient way to get rid of those pesky hairs on your back with complete ease. The blades within the BAKblade are one-of-a-kind DRYglide® blades, which have been shown to reduce the risk of cutting yourself, especially while being unable to see exactly what you are doing. These blades are also able to be used on both wet and dry skin, able to get close to the base of the hair and cut it swiftly and smoothly.
There are many other benefits to picking up the BAKblade as your newest razor to keep your back smooth and clean;
Key Features
Within the design of the BAKblade, there is an exfoliating brush on the opposite side of the razor blades. This brush will keep your skin silky smooth after a nice shave, ensuring that your back is as clean as you wish for it to be.
There are no batteries and no moving parts to the BAKblade. A fear many have with differently designed blades, is that it will swivel and move on you. Sometimes we want our blades to swivel, but when shaving our back we want a sturdy razor to get the job done. You will always be able to maneuver the blade as you want.
There will be no worries about the blade accidentally slipping out of your hand from a smooth handle. The easy grip handle attached to the BAKblade, with grooves for your fingers to sit in between, mean that you have expert control over the blade as well as a comfortable and tight grasp on the handle.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
Your back will never be hairy again, thanks to the BAKblade for being expertly designed to give you a smooth back whenever you want.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.