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Since i just get a number 2 all around i figured why waist money at the barbers when i can do it myself. i already have a straight razor to line myself up so ijust need some clippers. i don't know anything about them though any suggestions?
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Forgot About.........how you gonna call dude papi then say nh later on about something else......?
Originally Posted by Forgot About Jae
Word I was just about to make this topic papi. I need something that feels good in my hands nh and is versatile enough for me to use on myself, but is still gonna last a long time and I can get a good deal $$$ on. I've heard good about andis.
I basically want a barber-quality style system where I can taper myself and line it up good.
Originally Posted by Illuztrious
Forgot About.........how you gonna call dude papi then say nh later on about something else......?
Originally Posted by Forgot About Jae
Anyways. I understand it's best to have a edger/shape up thing and a clipper separate. Am I right ? And is there a better clipper for those who cut against the grain VS with the grain ? My hair is semi-straight and I never bothered to wave it up so..
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
How do y'all taper the back of your head?
Originally Posted by NikeTalker23
This will cut any hair, with the grain, against the grain, %%!$ it might even cut your scalp right off. It's that strong. Best clippers on the market.
i don't use the one with the actual blade that you sharpen, i use the one that takes disposable razor blades. it wasn't hard to get usedto it though, cut myself a few times but now i use it with no problem.Originally Posted by 22 Deuces 22
OP, you use a straight-edge razor? Was it hard to learn?
Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Originally Posted by Illuztrious
Forgot About.........how you gonna call dude papi then say nh later on about something else......?
to my knowledge the one with the actual blade cuts a bit better and it takes the hair a little longer to grow back but not that much longer. i gotthe disposable one because i didn't want to be bothered sharpening it, i can just throw the razor away and put a new one in. i didn't know theyactually cost that muchOriginally Posted by 22 Deuces 22
^ Is there a difference in the quality of disposable vs. actual blade? I've read that to get the actual blade and accessories, I'm gonna have to drop over $200...
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