Which personal grooming appliances use electricity?

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Many personal grooming appliances rely on electricity to function. These devices are categorized as small home appliances designed to assist with hygiene and personal care.

Common electric grooming appliances include:

Razors: Used for shaving and hair removal.
Toothbrushes: Electric models designed for oral hygiene.
Hair dryers: Used for drying and styling hair.
Curlers: Tools for hair styling.
Massagers: Devices used for relaxation or therapeutic purposes.
Therapeutic heating pads: Appliances that provide moist or dry heat for comfort or treatment.

These tools represent a significant portion of the small appliances developed for personal use in the home.1