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buying a shaver for buzz cuts
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Nexus6
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Remington makes a good product.
Mine even came with an instructional video,
several attachments, lubricating oil, scissors, brush, plastic haircut wrap & carry case.
My Remington is now 17 years old and still going strong.
Currently I myself am using the longer attachments.
Having at least 1-2 inches hair length gives more styling options.
Aren't we all tired of this 'concentration camp prisoner' look yet?
Mine even came with an instructional video,
several attachments, lubricating oil, scissors, brush, plastic haircut wrap & carry case.
My Remington is now 17 years old and still going strong.
Currently I myself am using the longer attachments.
Having at least 1-2 inches hair length gives more styling options.
Aren't we all tired of this 'concentration camp prisoner' look yet?
Bird's One View
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The AC ones are better than the cordless rechargeable ones.
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I use a ConAir and it's pretty decent. I'd advise you to avoid buying one that comes with a lot of extras like lots of combs, a cape, etc. They sometimes throw all of that in as a way of making up for a less than great clipper.
I'm at the point where my hair looks like it is starting to thin. I've never been able to style my hair how I want as it grows a certain way, so I opt for a shorter cut. I feel the longer it gets the less neat it looks on me.
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^^ these all suckOriginally Posted by Cavalier
Andis would be the most recommended, Wahl aren't bad (what I have), but you can do better
Order from a barber/hair stylist mail order catalog or internet
+1.
I have been cutting my own hair for 20 years and Andis is what you need.
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Would this be fine then? http://www.amazon.com/Andis-23420PM-...ef=pd_sim_bt_5
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Would this be fine then? http://www.amazon.com/Andis-23420PM-...ef=pd_sim_bt_5Originally Posted by eburnea
That's the one I have. Get the outliner & oil too.
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I'm biased to Andis. When I started out as a barber years ago, I was told to get Andis Master.
As an example, I've been using the same Andis clippers for 15 years now at least once a week. Andis Masters are the best but expensive.
As an example, I've been using the same Andis clippers for 15 years now at least once a week. Andis Masters are the best but expensive.
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