Review on 💇 Professional Clipper Review: Introducing the Wahl Reflections Senior Clippers - A Must-Have for Barbers and Hair Stylists by Cheryl Brown

Direct View These clippers are worth every penny. Although I had to readjust the blades right away (no big deal), I was in heaven after hooking up this pup. Finally a POWERFUL and QUIET motor. The vibration is strong, but not so strong that you'll drop it or ruin your hair, but strong enough to let you know this thing matters. One pass is enough, cut like butter. The comb guides that come with it are pretty good too, they offer 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8. Pretty much everything I need and I was able to get a very good transition on the first try, by combining smaller numbers. with an adjustable slider on a hair clipper. SWEET! After about 20 minutes of use, I was afraid it might get warm since it has an aluminum body, but that didn't happen. If you're looking for a quality hair clipper with a good selection of combs then you've come to the right place. I am very happy about this purchase. Background I start by being a house carver for 3 boys. I have no formal training, I haven't watched YouTube videos, I just edit and learn from experience and have been doing this for about 3 years now. For the last 6 months I have been looking for a quality hair clipper that is easy to use. I liked the Oster Fast Feed until after a few months of use (about 15 cuts) it stopped cutting well. My hair got caught under the blades and I had to constantly take them apart and put them back together. I sent them back, deciding that it wasn't worth spending more and that a cheaper Wahl product would be good enough. I bought a Wahl Clipper Elite Pro for $40 which was TERRIBLE. Loud, couldn't cut, came back. I finally settled on this beauty after hesitating between this and Andis' professional line. I've read that Andis gets very hot if you brew for too long, which I certainly would.