Review on Andis Stylist Combo Envy Clipper 💈 + T-Outliner Trimmer Black Kit for Haircutting 66280 by Dustin Schultz

I have had several cheap clippers and they have all worked well for my hair but none of them have ever worked for my boys. Her hair just went through the blades without actually being cut off. I started trimming them with scissors, sure no clippers would work with them. But then, on the few occasions I actually took my eldest son to the barber, the barber used the clippers and had no problem cutting his hair. So I looked at the clippers they were using and decided to try again the other day with the same clippers they were using. In fact, I cut my oldest son's hair with scissors a few days ago, so I couldn't test it on him, so I tested it on my two-year-old. Surprisingly, they actually cut his hair with no problem. The only problem I had was getting him to stay still the whole time. The blades got hot after about 15 minutes of continuous use (as any magnetic motor clipper would) but I followed the directions and sprayed the blades regularly with Andis Cool Care, which helped a bit. They were no louder than any other hair clipper I've ever used and they never rattled. If they rattle, the instructions are to turn the power screw until they start rattling continuously, then release until they stop. This isn't a downside as some reviews suggest. They are actually designed to work that way. The contour trimmer cuts very close to the skin, but not close enough to pinch or irritate the skin. I've noticed many people online who have set them up to match this skin and there are instructions on how to do this, but I'm perfectly happy with where they're currently set and don't want to risk it. my children. These are the same hair clippers and trimmers that many professional barbers and stylists use, they work really well and they won't break the bank as I expected when I first thought of checking them out. I'm very happy with them and as long as I take care of them I don't see why they won't last very long.