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d e s i red length. Always working from the
f ront to the back of the head, gradually cut
the hair shorter by reducing the space
between the comb or fingers and the head.
Comb often to check for uneven strands,
and to get rid of trimmed hair.
OUTLINING:
Outlining requires no attachments. Comb
hair into the desired style. Position the
clipper between the sideburns and the ear
(see fig. 1), making sure the corner edge
Fig. 1
of the blade is against the hairline. With
the outline of the hair as your guide,
slowly move the clipper over, around and
behind the ears. For the back of the neck
and the sideburns, hold the clipper upside
down (see Fig. 1) and, holding it against
the skin at the length desired, move the
clipper downward.
STOP. COMB. CHECK.
For best results, do as the professionals
do: comb hair often, and check clipping
results as you comb. This way you avoid
uneven sides, bangs, neckline, etc.
SHORT CUTS TO PERFECT
FLAT TOPS, CREW CUTS, ETC.
Always cut from the back of the neck to t h e
c rown, using the longest comb setting. Hold
the comb attachment flat against the head
and slowly move the clipper up through
the hair. Use the same technique for the
sides, cutting from the bottom to the
upper side of the head.
For the front to the crown, cut the hair
against the direction in which it grows.
T h e n e v e n i t u p w i t h t h e s i d e s .
For a flat top, use the flat comb, not the
attachment comb. Just cut hair on top of
the head over the flat comb. (see Fig. 2).
Fig. 2
To taper hair down to the neckline, use
attachment comb #1. Comb hair and
check for uneven spots. Outline sideburns
and neck areas (see "Outlining").
USER-MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
CARE OF YOUR CLIPPERS
IF YOU DETERMINE THAT BLADE
ALIGNMENT IS INCORRECT:
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