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Our Beard Trimming Scissors are stainless steel shears for the close-up work a trimmer can't do — flyaways, mustache overhang, the neckline, and the one hair that refuses to sit down.
What You Get
- Precision stainless steel blades that cut clean without tugging.
- Comfortable, controlled grip for careful work around the lips, mustache, and neckline — nose hair included.
- Built to last a lifetime — stainless steel that holds its edge.
How to Use Them
Start with a dry, combed beard so the hairs stand away from your face and you can see your outline. Snip the strays that poke past it one at a time, in small cuts rather than handfuls. For your mustache, comb the hair straight down and trim along the lip line working from the center outward. Do the same along the neckline and above the ears, where a trimmer guard is too blunt to be much use.
Scissors or Trimmer?
A trimmer sets length and handles bulk. Scissors handle detail — one hair, exactly the length you want — which is why barbers keep both on the counter. Most beards want a trimmer on a schedule and scissors in between.
Warren L.
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