Hello everyone, and welcome to another of my reviews. In this article, I’ll review the new Bush Trimmer 2.0 from Malaysian manscaping company Nateskin.
As some readers may know, I’ve done hair removal treatments previously. However, the treatments aren’t permanent, so I was looking for a body shaver that would do the trick. I chanced upon one of Nateskin’s ads on social media, and reached out to them for a review.
Nateskin Bush Trimmer 2.0 – Video Review
Those interested in watching a short unboxing (and demo) of the Bush Trimmer 2.0 can watch the video below:
Nateskin Bush Trimmer 2.0 – Review
Nateskin is a brand that was founded by millennials, and it shows (in a good way).
The packaging is fun and tongue-in-cheek, and makes the product’s Unique Selling Point obvious. Manscaping should be fun, and Nateskin’s packaging reflects that.
Once you open up the package, there are step-by-step instructions on how to shave correctly. First, Nateskin recommends taking a warm shower to soften the skin and open the pores. Secondly, Nateskin advises pulling the skin tight, and shaving in the direction of hair growth. The brand even specifies shaving with the brand’s logo facing up!
If you need further instructions, the package also comes with a detailed user manual, as well as a thoughtful welcome note.
My first impression of the Bush Trimmer 2.0 was great – the shaver looks upscale, though discreet with its all-black aesthetic.
The Bush Trimmer 2.0 features a grooved midsection that aids grip, which is especially important as the trimmer is meant to be used in the shower.
The new Bush Trimmer 2.0 also comes with an LCD screen battery display – an upgrade over its predecessor – ensuring the trimmer doesn’t die mid-shave.
Furthermore, the Bush Trimmer 2.0 features a built-in torchlight that illuminates dim areas, such as your nether regions.
The Bush Trimmer 2.0 is powered by a strong 7000RPM motor, which makes shaving easy. You have to watch the YouTube video for a visual demonstration, but the powerful motor enables the Bush Trimmer 2.0 to cut through hair like a knife through butter.
The shaver also features what the brand calls its “Natesafe” technology, which prevents nicks from occurring. Again, I’ve tested this out myself (see the Youtube video), and was able to shave my entire body (including my privates) without any nicks or cuts.
Another new feature in the 2.0 is the inclusion of a charging dock, allowing one to charge up the shaver without using any batteries. Despite this, the Bush Trimmer 2.0 remains 100% waterproof so you can use it in the shower without worry.
Conclusion – so Nateskin Bush Trimmer 2.0 “shiok” or not?
The Bush Trimmer 2.0 is undoubtedly the most efficient body shaver I’ve used. I was able to shave my entire body within 15 minutes (using my previous Gillette electric shaver would have taken twice that time), and without a single nick or scratch. It gave me the confidence to use it for my more sensitive areas and represents a great way to manscape without any fuss or worry. In fact, I like the Bush Trimmer 2.0 so much that I may purchase its face and nose hair trimmer as well.
Those interested in purchasing the Bush Trimmer 2.0 can use the promo code “WAHSOSHIOK” to enjoy a 15% discount from Nateskin’s webstore. After the discount, the Bush Trimmer 2.0 would cost just $92.65, making it fairly comparable in price to its major competition. If you’re looking to manscape regularly, then the Bush Trimmer 2.0 is a no-brainer.
View the Bush Trimmer 2.0 here.
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