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Mains hair clipper instructions
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before you cut hair
1. Your clipper should be clean, oiled and in perfect working condition.
2. Place a towel or cape around the neck, to cover clothing.
3. Position the person whose hair is to be cut on stool or
chair, or so the top of the head is about even with your
eye level.
4. After combing the hair to remove all tangles, hold the clipper in a relaxed, comfortable
grip, with the name plate under the palm near your index nger. The grip will help you
maintain comfortable, accurate cutting control.
NOTE: To attach guide combs, hold comb with the teeth up. Snap guide comb
attachment rmly to the bottom of the clipper blade.
Cutting Hair
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.
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