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First of all, you should cut your hair when it’s dry, making sure to brush out any tangles and starting on a longer length ...

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There's no shame in the DIY hair-cutting game, and the best hair clippers will serve you well, whether you're trying to cut corners and save cash on those barbershop visits (parents, I see you!) or ...

There’s been a lot of buzz around buzz cuts lately. Last April, searches for “phrase” were at an all-time high, Google Trends tweeted out — these trends rose at the end of this April, too.

Repeat after me: Beard trimmers and hair clippers can’t be used interchangeably. Many beard trimmers will cut too close to the head, leaving little room to “go shorter,” explains barber Mike Sposito.

Whether you’re tired of paying way too much money to get your haircut and would like to do it yourself or for your kids, your best weapon is a solid set of hair clippers. While it’s hardly an items ...

To narrow it down, we asked professional barbers and hairstylists which hair clippers and electric razors they use for the freshest fades and tightest lines before putting these tools to the test.