Precise body grooming, safe even below the belt
The Bodygroom 7000's unique dual-sided design allows you to switch effortlessly between a four-directional shaver and an adjustable-length trimmer.This premium groomer is also showerproof, with 80 minutes of lithium-ion-powered runtime. It’s perfect for Manscaping above and below the belt. The rounded blade tips for avoid nicks and cuts.
See all benefitsItching isn’t always an issue after back hair removal, but if your skin tends to get aggravated after shaving, good after care can make all the difference. Just after you shave or trim your back fuzz, rinse off your back and your body grooming tool with cool water. Pat the skin dry with a soft towel, and then apply moisturizer. Do this every time you shower. Switch your usual body wash with an exfoliating scrub, or a brush, to tease out any hairs that might want to grow inwards.
If your back hair is on the long side (no shame in that) then a dry trim will be best, especially if you’re aiming to keep irritation to a minimum. If you’re closely shaving short hair or a stubbly back, a wet shave in or outside the shower with a shaving balm (not cream or foam – you want to see what you’re doing) is a legitimate option and a good way of incorporating back hair removal into your daily routine.
Much like shaving your face, this will depend a little on the speed with which your back hair fills itself in, and whether you’re aiming for total smoothness. If you tend to just trim down straggly back hair, you can leave it for up to a week. A clean-shaven look takes more upkeep, so aim to tackle it every two to three days, depending on when you start to notice stubble.