Panasonic shavers and groomers are thoughtfully designed to give your family the perfect look with professional-level results, at home or anywhere. The wet/dry capabilities, self-cleaning features on ergonomic non-slip grip designs, and multi-blade flex systems help you style, trim, and get dressed up in a snap. On the blog, we reviewed the Panasonic Arc 3 shaver, Panasonic 5-blade shaver, and Panasonic Nanoe hair dryer, and now you have a chance to win one for your home. Enter the contest and give yourself the chance to win one of these Panasonic grooming tools from Best Buy.

Panasonic cordless shavers for a close shave anywhere

Many guys have put off shaving this past year. Beards have become the norm. My husband doesn’t shave so I’m accustomed to seeing a man with facial hair. However, some men and some wives are getting tired of it! Especially if the hair is left to grow willy-nilly, this way and that way, without a style or plan. If you are a man with a plan, (or a wife with plans for her man, haha), then Panasonic shavers and trimmers are a great solution.

These shavers go anywhere … many even go in the shower. So when it’s time to trim the beard, or remove it and go smooth, a few minutes with a Panasonic shaver or trimmer will reveal the face hidden under the hair, so you keep looking your best. In this contest, we are giving away two great shavers: which one is best for you, the Arc 3 Wet-Dry shaver or the 5-Blade wet-dry shaver?

Panasonic Nanoe hair dryer gives salon-like styling every day

Sometimes, neatly done hair is all you need to enhance your appearance and feel good. The Panasonic Nanoe hair dryer is a great everyday tool for your whole family. It lets you achieve a healthy, radiant look every day, in the comfort of your home. Its unique oscillating dryer head disperses heat evenly, dries hair quickly and gently with no hot spots, making sure that your hair and scalp stay healthy, and you are in ultimate comfort. It’s easy to use and helps you style your hair with salon-quality results.

We sent out one to Rae Chen to review and share honest feedback. Read her article to learn more about the different features and attachments, then come back and enter this contest for a chance to win one of these great prizes for yourself.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter twice by commenting below this article:

  1. Tell us what is the most fun or drastic hairstyle you’ve tried in your life and what made you decide to change it
  2. Read Rae’s review article and tell us what features she discusses that prevents hair from over-drying

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will randomly select 4 winners from all eligible entries. One will receive a Panasonic Nanoe hair dryer, two will receive Panasonic 5-Blade Shaver, and one will receive a Panasonic Arc 3 Shaver.

This contest runs from Sep 21st to Oct 5th.

Remember you can enter twice by commenting below this article. However, share this contest with someone who would love a chance to win a Panasonic shaver or hair dryer and enjoys being well-groomed.

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Good Luck.

Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder is a senior editor and a collaborative team player at Best Buy Canada. She is passionate about creating consistent digital experiences with her writing, editing, analytics, and project management skills. Other than that, she loves to cook authentic Indian recipes for friends and family.
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  1. Platinum blonde straight hair! My hair is naturally curly & dirty blonde and it was way to work to keep it blonde blonde and straight! Love the oscillating quick-dry nozzle to keep hair from over drying!

  2. I shaved my head in 2nd year university. She recomends using accessories that saves over-drying when blowing out hair.

  3. Ooof the most drastic? Probably my skunk hair as a teen (bright white/blonde on top and black under) Haha those adventurous times. Reading Raes article, it’s important to use tools that don’t get to hot ( also confirmed by my hairdresser lol) and use a heat protectant before using them.

  5. 2. The cool shot button and 3 different attachments depending on your specific needs. The oscillating nozzle is probably the most important in preventing to create hot spots that can quickly damage hair. Geeez, this comment sounds like a commercial. lol This info break brought to you by my brain. The organ of a thousand uses!

  6. 1. Shaving my head. Yup. No dryer need. Thought I’d give it a go, seeing as how my father gave me FANTASTIC genes (ps, sarcasm). Favourite part was the sound of my mother’s screams. Music to my ears.

  7. it’s important to use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

  9. shaved my head bald was losing hair due to cancer treatments and it was falling out so went and had a hot shave and took it all off

  10. most drastic hairstyle was due to thinning hair … Shaved it off !! , although I then grew a long beard .

  11. 1. In high school I had a wild haircut where I bleached out and dyed my dark hair purple. I changed it because it was too much maintenance and I got bored of it.
    2, The oscillating quick dry nozzle prevents hots spots and over-drying.

  12. 1. My mom used to give me Bowl cuts, I had heavy weird bangs…it wasn’t good, I have school photos to prove it ha ha ha
    2. Use heat protectant on your hair before putting any heat on it!

  13. I grew my hair for more than 3 years and then one day, decided to cut it for a new look for the new year. It was the shortest I had ever been and I looked 10 years younger.

    The self-oscillating quick dry nozzle with limited range of motion helps from overheating and damaging your hair and using heat protectant beforehand can prevent dryness.

  15. The wildest cut I had was a bob! I usually have very long hair, cutting a bob was drastic.

    The oscillating nozzle helps prevent heat damage which is very important for me to keep my hair healthy.

  16. The oscillating nozzle helps from overheating your hair – and using heat protectant before styling stops the dryness.

    When I was in my mid 20s I had leopard spiked hair.. then I got married had kids and age changed my hair to be more professional :)…

    Thanks for the lovely giveaway

  17. Heat is a hair killer! The oscillating nozzle helps from overheating your hair – and using heat protectant before styling stops the dryness.

  18. I have long thick red hair, and let a friend give me a “trim” once. I didn’t realize that she planned to hack it off intentionally as she didn’t like hearing people say how nice it was. Oh boy – that summer of short hair was hard to style!

  20. When I was 30ish, my hairdresser talked me into dying my hair platinum blonde. It instantly aged me 20 years! I called in sick for work and didn’t go back until it was fixed 3 days later, lol.

  27. I got a perm and quickly realized I should not have permed my bangs cause they got too short. Took awhile to grow them out and never got another perm.

  29. More than once I’ve cut bangs or chopped my shoulder length hair off, ‘just for a change.’ It grows back, but once that first cut happens…. there’s no going back! Currently, my hair is the longest it’s ever been and wavy. Love it.

  30. The Panasonic Nanoe has an interesting self-oscillating nozzle allowing you to dry hair quickly without creating hot spots or over-drying your hair.

  31. With COVID, I used my hair as a tool to escape boredom! I’ve dyed it blue and purple, dark blonde, light blonde, platinum blonde, and a mix of turquoise, purple, magenta and blue! It’s back to brown for the moment, but it has helped keep me entertained!

  32. I once tried frosted tips when I was in middle school. I thought it was so cool at the time, but realized it was super lame and I had to wait until they grew out!

  34. I’m a natual brunette, but never felt that my hair was dark enough, so as a 17 year old, I dyed it black. BIG MISTAKE! It looked incredibly fake, and I never did it again.

  35. To prevent your hair from over-drying, use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

  39. To prevent your hair from over-drying, use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

  41. I had very long hair and decided I needed a change. So I visited a hairdresser who I had never gone to before and asked for a shorter style. When I got home, my roommate and I decided it was an awful cut and she offered to fix it for me. Needless to say I ended up with a cut that left about 2 inches of hair on my head. It’s funny now but certainly wasn’t at the time!

  42. it’s important to use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

  43. The oscillating quick-dry nozzle, concentrator nozzle and using the cool-shot button, all will help to keep your hair from over-drying.

  44. i learned that its not good to wash your hair everyday it eliminates the natural oils from your hair and when you dont it will make your hair more healthy

  47. The oscillating quick-dry nozzle, concentrator nozzle and using the cool-shot button, all will help to keep your hair from over-drying.

  48. it’s important to use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

  50. it’s important to use tools that won’t get too hot—and to use heat protectant on your hair before using hot tools.

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