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Rechargeable Mens Beard Trimmer Hair Clippers

€19,18

Features:
Hair Clippers used Titanium and Ceramic blade that provides ultimate and safe beard/hair cutting experience. Even cutting the thickest hair won't pull any hair or hurt your skin.Safety Sharp not stuck hair without slowing down or clogging.
Comes with 4 limit combs, 1.5mm, 3mm, 6mm, 9mm. you can choose between 0.5mm and 9mm in length.Trim your hair
Ergonomic slim body design makes it very easy to handle with, perfect for you to take with on travel or on a business trip. It can maximize user comfort for easy handling and make it safer and more convenient.
Unique hair clipper is designed with corded/cordless charger ways, equipped with convenient taper lever for easy cutting hair.
Our packing includes 1 x Hair Trimmer (Battery included), 1 USB Cable Universal USB Cable(Adapter NOT Included), 1 Cleaning Brush, 4 Comb Attachments, 1 Blade Oil, 1 User Manual.


Specification:
2 x 1x 2inches


Package Includes:
1 x Hair Trimmer (Battery included),
1 USB Cable (Adapter NOT Included),
1 Cleaning Brush,
4 Comb Attachments,
1 Blade Oil,
1 User Manual.

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