the razor really doesn't matter it depends on how close you want to shave
No. It would just clog up your razor.
Yes you can use shaving cream with an electric razor, but it wouldn't be needed all the time or with certain types of electric razors.
Shave very carefully! Or use an electric razor.
Newer models can absolutely be used with shaving cream, and even in the shower. Make sure your electric razor is advertised as a "Wet/Dry" razor. A wet dry electric razor can be used with shaving cream. However it's often used simply with water or a special type of cream. Neutrogena makes shaving creams just for wet dry razors and Gilette recommends their own special shaving cream.
While the Art Of Shaving 3 Blade Razor - Mach3 Classic Black & Nickel-Plated razor is an elegant and durable razor which can accept heads from popular brands of disposable razors the retail price of this package is rather steep. For a teenager just starting to shave a modest disposable razor package will provide a better value for your money.
No, you cannot bring a straight razor in your air travel kit. You can bring an electric or a disposable razor.
A disposable razor with 3-4 blades can give you the closest shave possible because after a few uses the blade on an electric razor becomes dull.
skin sensitivity should be the biggest question you ask yourself when deciding between the two, wet shaving comes with a great deal of products more so than the electric razor , and that it can help clean and nourish the skin a large deal when compared to traditional electric razor. Electric razor, depending on the model tend to cut the hair in a way that can cause irregular hair growth, and most time for people who get irritation from electric razor they develop what is known as ingrown hairs, which can leave bumps on the areas shaved. Electric razor is more convenient for it is fast and requires no heavy skill set to use and manage, and for the fact that it does not require the purchase of shaving treatments like wet shaving but for skin benefits, wet shaving will always triumph, if you have little hair growth wet shaving might be a unnecessary expenditure of time, but if you have a traditional amount of beard growth or more than usual taking time with wet shaving can prove to be the best treatment for your skin and hair maintenance.
The straight razor.
A razor is for shaving.
It's possible. I can't think of an STD that would cause several pimples around the groin. Try shaving with an electric razor instead of a regular razor. Remember - shaving and causing abrasions to the skin make it easier to get an STD. (If you have sex with someone infected...)
A Razor is used for shaving.