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What is a good beard trimmer with a very fine level of control? Basically the ones I bought didn't have fine control. What I mean is, I need a trimmer that helps me trim at a very fine level. For example: Setting 1 should be stubble, Setting 2 should be a 0.5mm more than setting one etc.
The trimmers I got had huge variance. Setting one was too short for me and setting 2 made my beard too big. Hope that makes sense
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>>18604813
are you a fag?
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>>18604814
Why do you even post on advice lol
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>>18604814
No. WHy
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>>18604813
There are trimmers made for this very purpose.
Pic related was the best one i ever used - the control was incredible. And it worked for my curly beard, which very fee stubble trimmers do.
Unfortunately the successor model was nowhere near as good.
Just google "stubble trimmer". There will definitely be reviews and stuff.
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>>18605836
Which one are you using now?
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>>18605991
Philips StyleShaver.
It's a high quality product, but the shapes of the included combs does not evenly catch my curled beard hairs, and thus makes the trimmer useless for stubble control.
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