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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Comb facial hair with a fine comb before you start trimming.
• Comb your hair in the direction that it grows so that the hairs are at their maximum
height and facing in the same direction.
• After trimming, lightly go over the trimmed areas with the foil to get a smooth clean
finish.
• Since all hairs do not grow in the same direction, you may want to try different
trimming positions (i.e. upwards, downwards or across) for better results.
• Hair should be dry and free from any waxes or lotions.
• If hair builds up during use, switch the unit off, remove any attachment in use and
clean any excess hair clippings from the attachment and groomer.
ON/OFF/TURBO MODE
• Switch the trimmer on by pressing the On/Off/Turbo switch once for normal mode,
again for Turbo mode and a third time to turn the trimmer off.
• Turbo mode is for thicker beards or heavier areas of facial hair and provides a boost
in power.
BEARD STYLING AND MAINTENANCE
• Attach the adjustable stubble comb or a fixed guide comb to the T-blade. If you are
trimming for the first time start with the maximum trimming length setting.
• Turn the unit on.
• Start trimming under the chin following the line of the jaw.
• Place the flat top of the trimmer comb against the skin.
• Slowly slide through the hair. Work upwards towards the ear and upper beard line.
Repeat from different directions as necessary.
• Tidy the beard edges using the T-blade. Use slow controlled movements to create
contoured lines.
• If hair builds up in the trimmer comb during the trimmer process, switch the unit off,
pull the comb and brush the hair off.
HAIR CLIPPING
Step 1: Nape of the neck
1. Attach the 3mm or 6mm fixed comb.
2. Hold the trimmer with the blade teeth pointing upwards. Start at the centre of the
head at the base of the neck.
3. Slowly lift the trimmer, working upwards and outwards through the hair trimming
just a little at a time.
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