Adjustable Hair Trimming Guide and Neckline Shaving Template,DIY Self Haircutting System, Shaving and Keeping a Clean and Straight Neck Hairline,Easy Use Tool Soft Portable (Grey)

This has changed the way I cut my hair. It's pretty easy to use, just use a mirror and your selfie camera to make sure you can see your neck. It's not uncomfortable because you can adjust the size at the front . The only hiccup is that if you wet your hair before you shave, it can slide up a bit, so make sure you're holding it with one hand and shaving with the other.

Pretty good product for trying to cut the back line of your own hair. Still having a little trouble trying to make my own hand go in the right direction while watching in mirror. But now I can get a good line up myself.

The idea behind this product is great but the execution is lacking. If you have a larger size head sometimes it causes slippage. I feel like they also could have gave the curved section(meant to be a guide for the nape area) more depth so you don't have to wear it weirdly to get the desired results. All in all though it gets the job done if you're a self cutter of your hair or cut hair in general.

Came with instructions for assembly of the hair trimming guide which could be improved but it's a simple device. I have made similar guides but this one is made of a flexible synthetic plastic or silicone that fits and grabs without slipping. Someone designed it for ease of use, and it's easy to increase or decrease the overall diameter for a good fit. The last time I got a haircut in a barber shop it cost $45 so to hell with that! Cutting your own hair has difficulties, one of them being how do you get it even in the back when you can't see what you're doing? If there's someone you trust with the cutter this guide will still make it so much easier for them on the first try. The back part, if not properly done looks terrible, but with the proper tools and practice, you can get a professional cut and then worry about the top and sides (Which are not as important as getting that back part clean and evenly done!)JUST A FEW TIPS: The cutter hopefully comes with a range of attachments that snap on or off the blade. Use the longest ones first, that cut off the LEAST amount of hair, then gradually increase how much hair you're removing. Using the guide on the back should NOT be the first thing you do. That's for when the overall hair has been shaped closer to a finished job. The last cutter attachments you should use are the shortest-cutting. The included comb is useful in holding the lengths of hair so you can cut them all about the same. You COULD just start with a really short attachment if all you want is a buzz-cut, but you can do much better than that with a little practice!

If your a do it yourself person like me this product gives you a clean finish on your neck line. Take the time to center it up and that's it no more un even neck line. Easy to use good results

Junk that doesn't stay in place. Constantly moving. Whoever designed this must be mentally indefiecient because it constantly moving when on your head despite pulling on the headband from the bucket. It's a wiss poor product but swap w for p. It's overall junk, you'd be better off watching money burn at least that's an experience. This product is garabge

The product stays in place from the friction of the 2 bands overlapping each other, which is not secure at all. It will likely become undone while trimming hair. This design can easily be fixed but I don't see it happening, also definitely not worth the price point.

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