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Hair Clipper Hair Trimmer for Men Hair Cutting Machine Beard Trimmer

€35,86

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Professional Hair Clipper Adjustable LED Digital Display


1. Professional stainless steel blades, self-sharpening design, which can stay sharp for a long time, with high-precision haircut.

2. Adjustable taper lever, easily change the cutting lengths without guide combs(From 0.8mm to 2.0mm). 

3. LED digital display, you can know the remaining power at any time, and there will be no embarrassing situation of sudden power failure.

4. 180 minutes operating, 2000 mAh li-ion battery, 3 hours quick charging with USB cable, you can charge it anytime, anywhere, convenient and safe.

5. Equipped with 6 different length guide combs(1.5-3-4.5-6-10-13mm), you can control the length flexibly. 

6. Blades R-angle processing technology to protect the skin, fitting technology to reduce the friction, effectively reducing noise.



What You Get

1 * Hair clipper

6 * Guide combs(1.5-3-4.5-6-10-13mm)

1 * Blade guard

1 * USB charging cable

1 * Hairdressing comb

1 * Clean brush

1 * Instruction manual
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