Hair Clippers Question

kinkstr

Im buying a hair clippers and have been browsing throught the new Argos catalogue and there seems to be 2 standards:
lube for life blades, never have to be oiled;
and the other is blades that have to be oiled, anyone know which is better, and or advantages/disadvantages
My budget is around 40 potatoes
Also both Clippers i had my eye on were Remington's, ive heard there good, am i right?
Cheers

Cork

I am thinking of getting the Babyliss one.

Has anybody any recomendations?

JackKelly

lmao. Just put up a topic regarding clippers on after hours. I have a non-oil one and they are grand. I have thick hair as well, and it still manages to cut perfectly. Batteries last a good while too. Take care of the blades though, otherwise the spur yokes will break off.

kinkstr

i got a scherna(spelling ) one, its cordless, seems to be doin the job nicely, it was bout 30 squid, doesnt need oiling but id reccomend cleaning them after every use.

Alana

try terry sales also on abbey st, from what i remember they'r a wholesale kinda place...might be cheaper and professional hairdressers use it, so the staff would probly know more then a argos worker(generalisation but..)

Esel

Cork wrote:

I am thinking of getting the Babyliss one.

Has anybody any recomendations?

I had a Babyliss once... couldn't find new blades anywhere .... my letter to service dept (correct address as per handbook) returned undelivered... so ... never again.

Wahl is the way to go.