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All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Printable Version +- MacResource (https://forums.macresource.com) +-- Forum: My Category (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tips and Deals (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Thread: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? (/showthread.php?tid=242180) Pages:
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All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Buzz - 06-08-2020 I've had a 'stache for most of the last 50+ years, and have used various battery/electric trimmers, along w/ using small scissors. The quarantine hasn't disrupted my grooming regimen; the neuro crud took care of that disruption decades ago. As to small scissors, or scissors of any size, what are y'all using to keep those hairy edges trimmed? I've favored forged 4.5" - 5" scissors, w/ both beveled and convex edges. TSA wrongfully stole a few of 'em, and I've lost a couple of more while traveling over the years. I like 'em to cut cleanly; if not, they're relegated to non-human cutting only. Beveled edge scissors w/ micro-serrations seem to work best for dry detailing the lip side of the 'stache, and scary sharp convex edged weapons for wet, or pretty much anything else. Japanese whenever possible, or German if the deal is irresistible when a replacement is warranted/needed. What sizes, shapes, and national origins do MRF'er's use? Now that more of y'all are letting the faces go shaggy... Convex.... Serrated.... ![]() ![]() Pre-lockdown pron 'stache.... ![]() Chin beard has been added during pandemic, but doubt it's gonna last much longer. == Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - NewtonMP2100 - 06-08-2020 ![]() Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Lew Zealand - 06-08-2020 I need advice on this as a first time 'stache/beard owner. Will be watching this thread. Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Rolando - 06-08-2020 Remington Beard Trimmer. Need to upgrade to the vacuum model! https://www.amazon.com/Remington-MB6850-Stubble-Adjustable-Settings/dp/B07MC8WNXJ/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=vacuum+adjustable+beard+trimmer&qid=1591640666&s=beauty&sr=1-5 Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - MikeF - 06-08-2020 Beard and mustache for 40+ years. Only use a comb and standard scissors. Nothing special. Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Ombligo - 06-08-2020 Just don't try waxing Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - NewtonMP2100 - 06-08-2020 ....one can....but remember to....wax on.....wax off......wax on.....wax off...... Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - AllGold - 06-08-2020 I have worn a beard for decades. I don't like it big and bushy so I keep it trimmed pretty short. I have used various beard trimmers over the years and currently use one made by Wahl. A bonus is it came in pretty handy when I wanted to give myself a haircut during lockdown. I do a little maintenance, which consists mostly of snipping stray hairs missed by the trimmer with a little cutting around my mouth, with small scissors. Nothing as high quality as the ones in your photos--the scissors I use actually came out of a sewing kit. Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - NewtonMP2100 - 06-08-2020 ....it is worse if your significant other is a.....beard......be true to yourself...... Re: All you non-shavers..... wha'd'ya trimmin' with? - Filliam H. Muffman - 06-08-2020 I have started to use the OneBlade again after they introduced an attachment for extra-sensitive skin. I bought this was before Philips showed they don't give a crap about people. (Buzz and I exchanged PM's about OneBlade three years ago) ![]() *previous content with minor updates Filliam H. Muffman wrote: After living with the OneBlade for a couple of weeks, I can't really give it a spotless recommendation for what I wanted it for. |