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Both of them look like they would do a good job, one of the main problems I find with mine though, is getting right in to the corners n stuff under my nose etc. They dont look like they would be any better for that
this is the one I have btw, I use it without the guard. ____________________ Had: NS125R
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The Remington has a little "pop up" bit that is for more precise trimming |
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Just give her a good pash rash, she will soon start to like it ____________________ Past: Honda x8rs, Honda City fly, Honda Hornet 250, Honda VFR750, Yamaha xt600e.
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Yet another for Wahl clippers. After a barber did mine with his Super Taper I went and ordered one the next day. All it needs is a quick (30 seconds!) once over weekly. Absolutely love it. It doesn't get as close as a razor/shaver obviously but if you just want to leave a little, its perfect.
It's also awesome at hair |
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I have Wahl groomsman and I love it. I used another tool but Wahl is really different from other. It has great features and makes everything easy for us. for example ıt has 6 position beard regulator and memory functıon and ıt ıs ergonomic. here is a site which has great reviews .
https://www.hairstylermag.com/
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I know the above post is spam but this thread reminds me I got a Babyliss trimmer recently and it's proper crap. I had the same brand but a much older model and it would cut my hair too no bother (until it broke after a few years), but the new one just doesn't even try, it ends up jamming up, which hurts quite a bit So I end up using clippers for me hair.
The Remington still decent after all these years, Cansa? ____________________ KTM 990 SMT & Suzuki DR-Z 400 SM |
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If you want to have best beard trimmer , you should have Braun BT 5090 Precision Beard Trimmer . I bought this to replace a Wahl trimmer that stopped charging after less than two years. This trimmer is larger and has many great features. The adjustable comb with lock, separate integrated detail (close) trimmer, and corded or cordless operation are the main things I like. It is also designed to allow it to be cleaned under running water. I followed the directions regarding charging and battery maintenance and after a full charge, I used the trimmer for a month without needing to recharge. I'm on the second full charge now and once it drains, I'll keep the unit plugged in. If you want a high-end trimmer built to last with features not found on the cheaper trimmers, this trimmer won't disappoint. |
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My Nicky Clarke set (£20 from boots iirc) is still going strong 10+ years after buying it. Don't think I've ever oiled the blades |
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