Before you start

1. Charge the trimmer fully (if cordless).
2. Wash and completely dry your hair.
3. Attach a guard (comb attachment). If you're new, start with a longer guard (e.g., 12–16 mm). You can always trim shorter later.

How to trim your hair

1. Turn on the trimmer.
2. Move the trimmer against the direction of hair growth using slow, steady strokes.
3. Start from the sides, then the back, and finally the top.
4. Go over the same area a couple of times for an even cut.
5. If you want shorter hair, switch to a smaller guard and repeat.

For beard trimming

• Choose the desired guard length.
• Trim against the direction of beard growth.
• Remove the guard to define your neckline, cheeks, and mustache carefully.

Safety tips

• Don't press the blades hard against your skin.
• Keep the skin slightly taut when trimming sensitive areas.
• Be careful around your ears and neck.
• Never use a damaged or broken blade.

After use

• Turn off the trimmer.
• Remove the guard and brush away hair.
• If your trimmer supports it, rinse the detachable head with water.
• Dry it thoroughly and apply a drop of blade oil if recommended by the manufacturer.
• Store it in a dry place.

If this is your first haircut: Start with the longest guard. You can always make it shorter, but you can't put hair back once it's cut.

• Saves money by reducing visits to the barber or salon.
• Convenient—trim your hair or beard anytime at home.
• Quick and easy to use for regular grooming.
• Adjustable length settings let you maintain different hair or beard styles.
• Skin-friendly—less chance of cuts compared to traditional razors.
• Portable and rechargeable (for cordless models), making them travel-friendly.
• Low maintenance—most models come with washable blades and are easy to clean.

• Suitable for multiple uses, including beard, mustache, sideburns, and hair trimming.