How to Buy a Beard Trimmer
Leave the scissors for coupon cutting and buy a beard trimmer. Once you get the knack of trimming, you'll save time with your beard trimmer while keeping the facial hair well groomed. Knowing what to look for before you go shopping helps you sort through the many models and features listed on the package. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Buy major brand names with warranties. Some of the more popular beard trimmer names include Norelco, Panasonic, Wahl, Remington and Andis. All major department stores and drug stores carry some or all of these brands.
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Consider a travel/storage case with your beard trimmer. For traveling, a case remains a necessity not an option.
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Decide on going cord or cordless with your new beard trimmer. Expect to pay a little more for cordless models, but they give nice mobility-like a cell phone versus wired phone.
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Get a rechargeable or battery operated beard trimmer. Look at it this way, a rechargeable model costs more but you save money over time.
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Look for hypoallergenic blades for less irritation and stainless steel or titanium for nice results. Many beard trimmers provide self-sharpening blades, a good feature that prolongs the life of the blades.
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Find a beard trimmer with removable or adjustable guide combs. This gives you control on the trimming depth. More length settings offer a variety of cutting options for beards, mustaches and goatees.
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Select a beard trimmer with a vacuum system for less hair cleanup.
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Tips & Warnings
Accessories vary by product and include options like washable units, storage stand, cleaning brush, comb and lubricating oil.
Look at the ergonomically designed trimmers for better handling.
