So I'm practical. And a 2-in-1 razor/trimmer sounded practical to me even though I had no idea how to use a trimmer...so I signed up for the Schick Hydro Silk TrimStyle Razor campaign through BzzAgent. Allow me to fill you in on my first impressions, razor usage and trimmer usage. I am BzzAgent Angneld.First impressions: The packaging was nice and I didn't have to get out a chainsaw to open it. The razor is a bit chunkier than a typical razor, but it has a sturdy manageable feel. It made me happy to see that a battery was included with it to run the trimmer. To get the battery in, I recommend putting the flat part of the battery in first then twisting the razor together. Hidden under the cardboard back insert were helpful pics and instructions on the razor.Razor usage: The razor part shaves nice and close, leaving my legs feel smooth and moisturized. It did miss some random patches of hair even though I went over most areas twice. Also, every time I rinsed the blades out in the water, a large drop of drool would come off of the razor head. It made me wonder how long the moisturizer could last if that much came out so easily. Overall, the razor was good, but the drooling was not super impressive for all the hype on its HydroSilky properties. I attached a picture of what the razor looked like after its first use.Trimmer usage: Ok, I'll confess- I had no idea how to use a trimmer so I YouTubed it. The how to videos were all shown trimming men's beards. From them, I learned how to hold the razor (with the blades parallel to the skin). Also, I learned that shaving up (or against the hair) will remove more hair than shaving down (or with the hair). There is a bit of an art to trimming if you're not going to hack everything off, so take some care. The trimmer has four settings. Three of the settings are found by adjusting the casing while the fourth setting is found by taking the casing off. I would have never dreamed of using a trimmer before but it is just what I needed. Using the guard is nice, because then I didn't have to worry at all about pinching my skin, like scissors would (and did). Taking off the guard is nice for a super close cut that is more gentle on skin than a razor, if you're careful. The one downside to the trimmer is that hair will get stuck inside it and I'm not the best at cleaning it out. I tried rinsing it out (probably a bad idea), then I used a Q-tip. But hairs were still stuck in there as you can see in my pic.Overall, this is a great product because of it enlightening me on the powers of a trimmer. The fact that there's a razor stuck on the other end is just a bonus to me. I will probably never live without a trimmer again...