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professional hair clippers

Jasonw · 2010-11-30 21:15:36

Alas, after 15 years of service my Remington hair clippers has finally called it a day. When I brought my son in for his harcut (to a professional, I'm not that cruel or talented) I noticed that the clippers she used did a much better job. one pass needed etc. whereas when I cut my own hair it took several passes to get…

30-11-2010 09:15PM

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Jasonw

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Alas, after 15 years of service my Remington hair clippers has finally called it a day.

When I brought my son in for his harcut (to a professional, I'm not that cruel or talented) I noticed that the clippers she used did a much better job. one pass needed etc. whereas when I cut my own hair it took several passes to get all the hairs the same length.

Anyway, short story long and all, could anybody reccomend a 'professional' hair clipper set. I know I could go and replace what I already had for 20euro but since I've probably saved over a thousand euros on haircuts ofver the past number of years, I don't mind paying for a really good one.

Thanks,
J

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