Conair THE CHOPPER HCT420CSC Instructions For Care And Use

Summary of THE CHOPPER HCT420CSC

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    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 2: Types Of Beards/mustaches

    Types of beards/mustaches ‑ getting started: outlining your beard 1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly damp beard. 2. After you have combed through your beard in the direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline the desired shape, beginning under your jawline. 3. Begin defin...

  • Page 3: Types Of Beards/mustaches

    Types of beards/mustaches ‑ getting started: outlining your beard 1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly damp beard. 2. After you have combed through your beard in the direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline the desired shape, beginning under your jawline. 3. Begin defin...

  • Page 4: Types Of Beards/mustaches

    Types of beards/mustaches ‑ getting started: outlining your beard 1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly damp beard. 2. After you have combed through your beard in the direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline the desired shape, beginning under your jawline. 3. Begin defin...

  • Page 5: Types Of Beards/mustaches

    Types of beards/mustaches ‑ getting started: outlining your beard 1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly damp beard. 2. After you have combed through your beard in the direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline the desired shape, beginning under your jawline. 3. Begin defin...

  • Page 6: Types Of Beards/mustaches

    Types of beards/mustaches ‑ getting started: outlining your beard 1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly damp beard. 2. After you have combed through your beard in the direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline the desired shape, beginning under your jawline. 3. Begin defin...

  • Page 7: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 8: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 9: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 10: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 11: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...

  • Page 12: For The Bald Cut

    ® instructions for care and use model hct420csc by blending the hair at the fade line by trimming up and out, repeating as you rotate around the head. Cut hair shorter on the sides and base of the head than on the top of the head. 5. With the taper control in the #5 position, the blade is as close a...