Instruction Booklet

Hair clipper (mains)

For Medium to long cuts

The rst time you cut the hair, cut only a small amount until you

have become accustomed to how long each guide comb leaves

the hair. Always start by placing the largest guide comb on the

clipper and then use the shorter combs if a shorter length is

desired.

Remember, between professional haircuts, the hair grows evenly

all over the head and a light trimming at the lower neck and sides

may be all that is needed to bring back that neat, well groomed

look.

For uniform cutting, allow the clipper to cut its way through the

hair. Do not force it through at a faster rate.

1. Start by combing through the hair so it falls into its natural

direction.

2. Place the largest guide comb onto your clipper and start by

trimming the sides from the bottom upwards. Hold the clipper

lightly against the hair, with the teeth of the guide comb

pointing up at against the head. Slowly lift the clipper up

and outward through the hair, cutting only a small amount at

a time. Repeat around sides and back of head.

If you desire shorter hair, either change to a shorter guide comb,

or apply more pressure and less lift away from head with the

present attachment.

This whole procedure requires practice, and it is always better to

leave too much hair for the rst few haircuts.

For Longer hair On top

By not using a guide comb, a longer cut can be achieved. Use

either a barber or regular comb and lift the hair on top of the

head, cutting over the comb, or grasp the hair

between the ngers and cut to desired length. Continue this

procedure from the front to the back of the head, gradually

cutting the hair shorter by reducing the space between the comb

or the ngers and the head. Comb frequently to remove trimmed

hair and check for uneven strands.