CONAIR - Styling Essentials Hair Trimmer - 1 Trimmer

Mucho cuidado al usarlo, puedes terminar sin pelo, tienes que hacerlo con tiempo y calma y si alguien te ayuda, mejor

Well made. Does a good job.

This is an old school trim comb that I remember from years ago . It works good to thin your hair if you have a hay head , it helps to blend things in.

Ok, it costs $7 people. Pays for itself the first time you use it. Comes with instructions and is clearly marked with effectively 4 blade lengths. I am growing out a pixie and all a stylist can do is cut hair (shorten it). They don’t always do what I ask, so I have been trimming it myself with thinning and regular shears, but I can’t see the back, which looked in the mirror like it was cut by monkeys. Enter this comb-and-trim device! I did a few passes in the back only with the L (long) side, flat to my head and light pressure, just to get the hang of it, as directed in the instructions. Checked in the mirror, and moved on to the M (medium) blade, which I started flat to the head but then angled down to horizontal as I went toward the nape. Checked the mirror again. Next onto the S (short) side and cleaned up the very nape of the neck, nice and clean and even. The taper is just what I wanted and looks tidy. Saved me probably $70 (I live in LA) plus aggravation of having a stylist do what they want instead of what I want, and saved me potentially months of grown out hair. Yay!! And yes you need to wet your hair as stated in the directions or it will pull. I used a spray bottle and showered afterward to get rid of any little loose hairs. Including a photo of NOT ME but the style I created myself using this in the back.

Very convenient to tidy up side burns and eyebrows for this senior citizen