Remington MB4045 Mode D'emploi page 7

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3 Beard hairs sit on your face much lower than at the root compared to
stubble. Therefore, use a comb to lift up the hair you want to remove and
identify where the root is. This section of hair should be located at the
middle of your ear (see fig. 1).
• Start grading your beard here, upwards. Don't start clipping too low or you
are going to be taking away supporting hairs lower down.
CLIPPING
4 Lift this section of hair, guide into the adjustable comb and run the clipper
through. Go over a couple of times.
5 Now it's time to blend. Lower the grade setting on your trimmer to move
onto the next higher section of hair (eg. grade 4 to 3). Go slightly higher than
previous section working upwards (see fig. 2). Again, place hair into the
comb and run the clipper through.
6 Repeat process (eg. grade 3 to 2) - this is fading. Keep moving the process
upwards until you match the grade number on the sides of your head (fig. 3).
7 Trim any protruding hairs with the enclosed scissors.
8 Brush beard through beard with the enclosed beard brush.
9 Add your choice of beard oil/beard wax to your beard.
10 You're now beard ready to continue to live that bearded lifestyle!
Fig. 1
, TRIMMING EDGE OF SIDEBURNS
• Hold the trimmer with the trimmer blade facing you.
• Start with edge of sideburn and with the trimmer blades resting lightly
against your skin, use motions towards edge of sideburn line to trim to
desired locations in facial area.
• Shape as desired.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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