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Looking for good beard trimmer

m_stan · 2005-11-25 21:46:11

Looking for a beard trimmer under the 60/70 Euro mark that will trim to varying lengths. I already have a cheapy Remington one that trims to either very short or quite long hair lengths, but want something that will allow me to trim my full face to a length of about 2/3mm. Dont wanna buy a new one just to find it doesnt do…

25-11-2005 9:46pm

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m_stan

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Looking for a beard trimmer under the 60/70 Euro mark that will trim to varying lengths. I already have a cheapy Remington one that trims to either very short or quite long hair lengths, but want something that will allow me to trim my full face to a length of about 2/3mm.

Dont wanna buy a new one just to find it doesnt do what I want.

Anyone know a good trimmer that will do loads of different hair lengths ?

Preferably chordless, rechargable.

Thanks

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#2 26-11-2005 5:12pm

daRobot

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I'd go with a hair razor if I were you.

I use a blade one every other day to keep kinda longish stubble look.

You can get a good babyliss one, that's cordless and rechargeable from argos for about 40e or so.

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