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Choosing hair clippers & accessories
Start with the job you need done. Clippers are built for different tasks: some suit full head cuts, others suit fine trimming around the neck and ears. Check the blade type and size, since a wider blade covers more area per pass and a narrower one gives more control. Look for guards or attachment combs in the lengths you plan to use, and confirm that the blades fit your model.
Next, consider how the clipper runs and how it feels in your hand. Cordless models offer more freedom to move, while corded models keep running longer without charging.
Getting the most from your clippers
Clean hair from the blades after every use with the brush included with most models, and wipe them with a dry cloth. Oil the blades as the manufacturer directs, since regular care helps them cut smoothly. Store them in a dry place, ideally in a case, so the blades stay protected.
Work slowly and in small passes, and stop if the clipper pulls or heats up.
Questions about hair clippers & accessories
How do I know which guard length to use?
Guard numbers indicate roughly how much hair is left behind. Start with a longer guard and move to a shorter one if you need more length removed, which keeps you from taking off too much at once.
Do I need to oil my clippers?
Most clipper blades benefit from a few drops of clipper oil after cleaning, according to the manufacturer's directions. Running the clipper without oil can increase friction.
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