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Beard trimmers - moustache area

Squall Leonhart · 2017-02-24 10:30:00

I have an electric beard trimmer, a good Philips one. However, I find it very difficult to trim the moustache area with it. My nose is, shall we say, inflexible, and the head of the trimmer is too large to do a good job on the moustache right under the nose. Maybe I need a beard trimmer with a small head, or one with a…

24-02-2017 10:30am

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Squall Leonhart

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I have an electric beard trimmer, a good Philips one. However, I find it very difficult to trim the moustache area with it.

My nose is, shall we say, inflexible, and the head of the trimmer is too large to do a good job on the moustache right under the nose. Maybe I need a beard trimmer with a small head, or one with a head that's not fixed.

I usually just take the adjustable length head off the trimmer and trim carefully with the exposed blades, but this isn't the ideal situation.

Anybody with similar issues that can suggest a good trimmer??

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#2 24-02-2017 3:06pm

Padre101

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I generally use a barber's scissors on the moustache.

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