Xnuoyo Professional Cordless T-Blade Hair Clipper, Golden Beard Trimmer for Men Rechargeable Head Shaver kit with 3 Guide Combs for Beard

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Cordless with battery life of 60 minutes | Weight: Not specified | Blade type: Self-sharpening | Extras: Trimmer attachment Cut with the direction of hair growth for longer beards. It removes hair more slowly and helps avoid a patchy look. For shorter beards, you can go with or against the direction of hair growth. Folks with longer beards should only use a trimmer to shape or sharpen. Scissors are the smarter option for serious cutting.

This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen. You might have spotted the Remington X5 in our best hair clippers roundup, but we bet you didn't anticipate it doing a stellar job on your beard too. It is predominantly designed to do a proper trim on your head hair, but there are included attachments that easily deal with the contours of your face and jaw for an even wedge along your cheeks. it's got a dial wheel to adjust the cutting length on the fly or take it all off for precision trimming along the edges for a refined look. All the trimmers we've tested so far have passed our splash and waterproof tests, and they work after the drop test. Ease of use Some trimmers have stronger blades. These could glide through soft and hard bristles in our 'quality of trim' test. Others couldn't cut the hard, dense bristles.We also use a Cambridge Simulation glove, which allows the wearer to empathise with those who have hand mobility issues such as arthritis, to assess each trimmer. Hair clippers have bigger blades, and trimmers smaller ones to allow them to cut closer to the skin. No follicle is safe when armed with Wahl's 20-in-one trimmer. With the help of four interchangeable heads and a whopping selection of 16 different-length guide combs, this trimmer doesn't just offer maximum styling potential for the hair on your face, but also for your body. Perfect for all lengths, from short stubble to longer beards, combs accommodate lengths from 0.2 to 25mm, with the included attachments letting you achieve a close shave and neaten up your edges. Contoured trimmer bodies, with rubber grips, are the comfiest to hold. If this isn't essential for you, we at least found that most beard trimmers we've tested are comfy to hold for a short length of time. Most beard trimmers take the name very literally. The attachments they come with vary by length but when it comes to shaving clean around the edges or taming an unruly ‘tache they can often be left wanting.

Accessories: 1 x rotary head, 1 x detail head, 1 x moustache comb, 1 x storage pouch, 1 x cleaning brush and oilWe also test the strength and cutting capabilities of each trimmer by cutting dense brush bristles (both soft and tough ones). Nose and ear hair trimmer A cylindrical attachment that can more easily fit in your nostrils and ears to trim this hair. Slowly insert the trimmer – you don't need to force the head into your nose. The grinding noise you hear will tell you the trimmer is removing hairs. Trimming length: Whether you're blessed with a mighty beard of Thor or just got a bit of stubble poking out aorund your chin, you'll want to experiment with lengths of your facial hair. Shaving your entire face all the same length can round off your jawline and reduce the sharpness of your face, which is not what we're aiming for here.

What is really important is the actual charging time. Charging times for trimmers vary a lot. They can be as little as 60 minutes, but with some models it can be as long as 12 hours. The cheaper options tend to take a very long time to charge up, and usually that will mean having to charge it overnight. A few drops of beard oil massaged into your beard and the underlying skin will keep it hydrated, nourished, and pleasantly scented. According to Craig Meggs, barber at Ruffians, the most important things to look for in a new trimmer are manoeuvrability, adjustability and, of course, price. ‘Beard trimmers vary in size and durability,’ he explains. ‘It’s best to go for smaller, lighter- weight beard trimmers that come with a cordless rechargeable option, which will help both speed and accuracy.’ Adjustable Length Settings Philips OneBlade series has won the hearts of many beard owners over the years, but it has truly reached its peak with the Pro edition. Its light build, easy manoeuvrability, and superb shaving experience all make for a top-tier shaver/trimmer that's perfect for travelling.Brushing and combing your long beard is important for its overall appearance and health. Utilise a suitable beard brush or comb to gently detangle and evenly distribute the natural oils throughout your beard.

Most beard trimmers are accurate, but consistency varies. On average, most cut within 0.5mm of the chosen setting. The best beard trimmers cut almost all the bristles in our 'quality of trim' test to the same length, while the worst ones there were a mix between under and overcut bristles. In beard trimmers, this really doesn't matter a great deal. That is because the blades are quite small and sharp. They are not really put under any kind of stress, so the quality of the steel never gets tested. Battery life after a five-minute charge varies dramatically. From 10 seconds all the way to over 20 minutes. If you travel a lot, getting one with a great battery will make your routine easier and less stressful.We also test every trimmer for splash resistance, and put any that claim to be completely waterproof in the shower. If you’re in need of a trimmer for your travels, then this really is a killer choice. You can easily squeeze it into a wash bag, it's well-honed for holiday touch-ups, and it handles well despite its diminutive size. Just be sure to take its charger with you as well, you'll get 45 minutes of usage before needing to top the thing up again. Sadly, the charging cable is a proprietary affair, so be sure not to lose it. Replacement heads are available for when the original loses its lustre. To maintain a neat and well-groomed look, invest in a high-quality beard brush or comb. Regularly brushing or combing your stubble helps ensure an even distribution of hair, while also training the hairs to grow in the desired direction. This practice prevents any unruly patches and helps you achieve a more polished appearance.