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• Always move the clip-
per against the direction
of hair growth. Begin
at the nape. Place the
guide on the scalp and
move the clipper toward
the crown of your head.
Move your clipper slow-
ly, pointing the teeth
Fig.6
of the guide slightly
upward. Keep the clip-
per in contact with your
head at all times. (Fig.
5)
• For the crown of the
head, move from front
to back, that is, from
your forehead to the
crown of your head.
• For the finishing touch-
es, that is, around the
nape and sideburns,
use the clipper without
Fig.7
a comb guide. Turn your
clipper over and move it
from top to bottom. (Fig. 6)
• If you want a length greater than 30 mm, or if you
are experienced, you can create 'comb' or 'finger'
cuts:
- Work without a comb guide.
- Take up a small section of hair with a comb or
in your fingers.
- Move the comb or your fingers along the section
of hair to the desired length.
- Cut your hair along the comb or your fingers.
- Remove the cut hair using a comb and check the
evenness of the cut regularly. (Fig. 7)
USING THE THINNING SYSTEM
Switch the clipper to the 'THIN' position. The thinning
guide is in front of the blades. This technique allows you
to thin out hair to make styling easier. The technique is
particularly good for the crown of the head where hair
is usually thicker. To thin you hair, take a section of hair
(rest your little and ring fingers on your scalp, using the
Fig.5
middle and index fingers to set the length), hold 1 to 2
cm below the cutting length. Then, using the clipper cut
the section of hair steeply and at an angle to create a
saw-toothed 'edge'.
USER MAINTENANCE
CARE OF YOUR CLIPPERS
MAINTENANCE OF THE BLADE
Remove the cutting guide after each use. Cleaning
the clipper blades regularly will maintain their optimal
performance.
REMOVEABLE BLADES
To make cleaning easier, the
Infiniti™ by Conair
®
per blades can be removed.
Make sure the clipper is
turned off. Hold the clipper
with the blades pointing up
and remove them by press-
ing the top of the blade. (Fig.
8) Brush the blades using
the cleaning brush to remove any hair.
clip-
Fig.8
SELF-LUBRICATING BLADES
The blades of your clipper have a reservoir pad that
dispenses the amount of oil necessary for your clip-
per to operate properly, every time. It is nevertheless
recommended that you occasionally refill, when you
notice the clipper isn't performing as well. Remove
the blades as described above. Carefully squeeze a
few drops of Conair oil onto the pad.
Then put the blades back on the clipper. Conair oil is
specially formulated for clippers, it will not evaporate
or slow the blades down. You can get new blades
when these are worn or damaged.
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