Hair Clippers

A hair clipper has a wider blade and longer guide combs, which makes it efficient for cutting the hair on your head, from buzz cuts to fades. A trimmer has a narrower blade designed for detail work, such as beards, edges, necklines and sideburns. Hair and beard trimmers sit between the two and handle both jobs for many people.

Clippers come with guide combs or an adjustable length setting, and the range determines which styles you can cut. Shorter settings handle buzz cuts and fades, while longer combs leave more length on top. If you are new to cutting at home, start with a longer comb and work shorter gradually, since you can always take more off.

Cordless clippers give you freedom to move around the head and are easy to use anywhere, and a charged clipper keeps working during power cuts. Corded clippers never need recharging. Many models do both, letting you cut while plugged in when the battery runs low. Check the runtime and charging time in the specifications if you cut hair often.

Brush away hair after every cut, and rinse the blade only if the manual says it is washable. Many manuals recommend a drop of blade oil from time to time to keep the blades running smoothly. Some blades are self-sharpening, while others need replacing once they start pulling hair. Store the clipper with a blade guard on if one is supplied.

You can pay cash on delivery, by Visa or Mastercard, or with Whish Pay. We deliver all over Lebanon, usually within 1 to 3 business days after order confirmation depending on your location, item availability and order size. Delivery costs 5 USD and is free for orders of 400 USD or more.