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To get the best out of your new wet/dry hair trimmers with ceramic
blades, please read these instructions carefully before using them for
the first time.
We also recommend that you keep the instructions for future reference,
so that you can remind yourself of the functions of the device.
- Be sure to read the instructions thoroughly before use.
- The device is splashproof and can be used in the bath.
- The device must not, however, be submerged in any form of liquid.
- If the device becomes damaged, please do not use it. Take it to a
specialist for repair, as special tools are required.
- The device must be kept out of the reach of children.
The hair trimmer has a maintenance-free ceramic blade. The blade
remains sharp and does not require sharpening.
The trimmer can be rinsed under running water.
Charging
This hair trimmer is rechargeable. When the internal batteries are
charging, a red light appears on the device next to the word ‘Charge’.
When they are fully charged, a green light appears next to the word
‘Full’.
The charger base switches off automatically after 12 hours.
BEFORE CUTTING:
- The person whose hair is being cut must sit so that their head is at
eye level with the person doing the cutting. This offers the best
view.
- Always comb the hair before cutting so that it is not tangled.
- Place a towel around the neck of the person having their hair cut.
A FEW TIPS
-Cut the hair in a calm and steady manner, using short strokes.
- Only cut a little hair at a time – you can always cut off more later.
- Comb the hair frequently as you cut.
- When cutting hair using this trimmer, it is better for hair to be dry
than wet. Dry hair makes it easier to control how much hair is being
cut off.
- Cutting hair requires practice, so it is better to leave the hair slightly
longer than you want the first few times, until you get used to using
the trimmers. When you feel that you can control them confidently,
cut it to the desired length.
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