Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Sales initially were slow, but upgraded models were developed and the product gradually caught on with the public. The Schick Model S, the first to replace Jacob Schick's prototype, or original, was marketed in 1935. Two years later 1.5 million Schick electric shavers were sold. Meanwhile, other companies began producing electric shavers. Among the types marketed during the 1930s were the Remington Model E, Sunbeam Shavemaster, Arvin Consort, Braun Standard 50, and Rolls Razor Viceroy.

An engineer named Alexandre Horowitz (1904–1982) invented the rotary electric shaver, which employed rotating cutters. Horowitz was employed by the Netherlands-based N.V.

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement

Philips Shaver Head Replacement