Review on 🧒 LANMODA Baby Hair Clippers: Quiet Trimmer for Autistic Children, Waterproof Cordless Blade - Rechargeable Haircut Kit by Joshua Weaver

I'm a fan of "home" hairdresser. I've been cutting my husband's hair for over 5 years, but I was scared to death cutting my 7 month old hair. I saw this car at Revain and I loved the idea of a quiet, wriggling car that's safe for a kid. This immediately allayed my fears of trying it at home alone. The hair clipper was well packaged. It comes with a hair clipper, a charging cable (but no USB plug), three detachable guards, a cute barber cape, a sponge and a small brush to clean the clipper blades. The machine is easy to charge. Out of the box it took two to three hours. Sure, my haircut session was very brief, but I had no problem with running out of energy. I wouldn't say they were quiet enough to not draw the attention of my 7 month old. He was definitely not a fan of cutting his hair. However, not once did I feel like I was too close or that I was in danger of cutting my skin. The actual clipping process was quite excruciating, but that's not the clipper's fault! For those who have never used a hair clip set, it would be nice to include some sort of hair cutting guide. But since I did my husband's hair, I already knew what I wanted to do with it. The instructions that came with it were very sparse. But with a little common sense, you can figure it out! The value of these clippers is about what I expected. I wouldn't pay more than $25 for it, but I think it's worth it for the peace of mind and calmer haircut. Overall I would recommend!