I am really debating whether I should go for Andis Gtx T-Outliner or Professional Outliner II Personal? I need for trimming & shaping beard.
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They are both great machines. I have both of them, but for shaping and trimming mustash, side burns, gotees, behind the ears etc; my preference is the outliner II, because of the narrow edges of the blades.
850824
Idk about the gtx but I have the andis pro and it's pretty awesome easy to use has a good weight in ur hand and lasts long I've had mine for a year and still gives me fresh lines and that's with little to no maintenance
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These are clippers not edgers/trimmers. Andis T outliners are PERFECT for what you're describing. Look into those. I use them and they are thee best!!!
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I'd say medium to aggressive (Feather blades, not very heavy beard). I'd say save a few bucks and go with a Merkur 33C (I use one of those on my head) or splurge for what, in my opinion, is an awesome razor - Feather AS-D2 (super mild).
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I would recommend going with the Oster Titan instead. The t finisher is small and really meant more for detailing. They get hot if you use them for more than cleaning up around the ear, neckline or for barbering designs.
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well, my initial thought was that if i'm going to spend a fairly significant amount of money on a clarisonic, might as well go all out. but i'm glad i did, because the features are great! the timer is helpful, and the three speed settings are great for different skin types...i would recommend the aria. but i'm sure the mia 2 does a great job as well, i just haven't used it so i may be biased! hope that helps a bit ;)
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As i don't have a short shadow beard, the answer is less informed. But i do keep short shadow hair, meaning bladed to "zero", and it works very well for that. Used to own a previous version of Andis and the new clipper blades are much more "gentle" on the skin than the older model. However, i would imagine that beard clippers/trimmers might be preferable, since they are designed for the purpose. Hope this helps in your research.
2035127
These will do the job for a short shadow beard but the Andis master is a better clipper. I would not spend that kind of money on the Andis Master if you're only going to use them for your beard.
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It's not about the volts. It's more about the quality of the product. Andies speed master and the Oster salon pros are two I would highly recommend. For an even smooth cut every time with less work. Gives you a more professional look.
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Sorry - Just a little late here, but since I doubt you've grown back your hair (neither have I), then you are still looking for the elusive shaver to master 3x as many tough spots as the average bro. I love the Panasonic Vortex on my face, neck, and head. I have used rotary shavers, and most recently had been a loyal Braun consumer. So I have experience with all kinds. I got 5 years out of my first Braun, but since the last one barely made 2 years (not very long IMHO for a $150 shaver) I decided to look around. LOVE the Panasonic. I like it 2x as much as the Braun. I get nearly as close a shave from it as I do with a Gilette Fusion. Sorry - Just a little late here, but since I doubt you've grown back your hair (neither have I), then you are still looking for the elusive shaver to master 3x as many tough spots as the average bro. I love the Panasonic Vortex on my face, neck, and head. I have used rotary shavers, and most recently had been a loyal Braun consumer. So I have experience with all kinds. I got 5 years out of my first Braun, but since the last one barely made 2 years (not very long IMHO for a $150 shaver) I decided to look around. LOVE the Panasonic. I like it 2x as much as the Braun. I get nearly as close a... » Read More Sorry - Just a little late here, but since I doubt you've grown back your hair (neither have I), then you are still looking for the elusive shaver to master 3x as many tough spots as the average bro. I love the Panasonic Vortex on my face, neck, and head. I have used rotary shavers, and most recently had been a loyal Braun consumer. So I have experience with all kinds. I got 5 years out of my first Braun, but since the last one barely made 2 years (not very long IMHO for a $150 shaver) I decided to look around. LOVE the Panasonic. I like it 2x as much as the Braun. I get nearly as close a shave from it as I do with a Gilette Fusion. « Show Less
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The new Pro-X Microdermabrasion Plus Advanced Cleansing System (in the silver blue box) gives you the additional microdermabrasion attachment, in addition to the cleaning brush & is 3 speeds, rather than the 2 speeds found on this one. Looks as if Olay decided they should have a "machine" that more obviously competes with, e.g., Neutrogena's Microdermabrasion System. (I am not interested in the Neutrogena one because it's designed to work only with their (disposable) pads, which come pre-saturated with some kind of Neutrogena product & I'd rather have the flexibility of using my own choice of cleansers, etc)
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I tried Smartlash and it didn't work for me. I am using GrandeLash and GrandeBrow and they both work great. I thought at first the Grandebrow was breaking me out, but it turned out to be brand new hair growth.
808165
I would agree with Chris Frenzy. Great to introduce you to a graphic pen/tablet. I also mainly use with Photoshop, but so far with Illustrator we haven't experienced any problems. It definitely does the job!
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its ok for that. its not going to get you the cleanest look but it will knock down the hair. I use the andis gtx t-outliner as my main trimmer.
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Electric shavers seem to be very idiosyncratic so you may have to try more than one. My GF read a lot of reviews and after assessing them bought a Remington MS2-390. She didn't like the way it shaves so she next tried a Panasonic ES2216PC. She's very happy with it, even though it is lavender :_>
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I have used only ProSoft so I can't compare it to PermaSoft, but I am content with ProSoft. My mouth has very particular abnormalities. Though nothing can ever undo my problem ProSoft has helped tremendously. I'd like more info on PermaSoft for when I need to redo the liner at some time.
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A professional cartoonist, per se, could definitely use the Graphire4 and be more than happy.Someone who does extremely detailed art, though, and I mean the type of art that makes you dizzy with detail, would probably benefit from the Intuos3. But honestly I think just about anyone can get away with the Graphire4 if they're worried about the money, it's such a great tool. Just ask yourself if you need the extra pressure sensitivity. (That's what it's all about, predominately.)
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It is for everything, specially for moustache, bear, goat, I use my outliner for dry shave, but now I am shaving my head and is perfect !!!