How are the lenghts and use for mustache (I keep mine just under 1/4")
1394979
The beard and mustache comb has 18 length settings from 3/64-23/32 in (1-18mm)The stubble comb has 12 length settings from 3/64-15/32 in (1-12mm)
1394980
It has a great degree of precision in terms of length settings. Using the adjustable length head that I do, the only minor issue I have in the mustache area is in the apex, just below the nose, where it can sometimes be a bit awkward to trim. Not a big issue at all though and barely worth mentioning (only because you asked).
2169995
I am her husband, Jim, who actually purchased it as Dianne's beard is not too thick yet. It is very easy to trim your moustache as I have one. Just set the dial to the desired length and trim. I like the hair around my lips clean so I take the plastic guard off and trim it with the razor edge and it does a nice job. Hope this helps.
26609
You can easily trim off less then 1/4 inch. Probably as little as 1/16 inch.
1481144
I use mine for my beard with no problem. Didn't buy it for head. There is a small build up on the blades as you use it and you should just brush it/shake it off once in a while. I never thought of it as an issue, just normal use maintenance. The blades do not get jammed or anything. I think it is just static Electricity.
371116
Hi Shirley. As I said in my review I've used both the 1 1/4" and the 3/4" brushes on my short hair. I found that the 3/4" was the best size for me. My hair does not cover my ears so it is what I would term very short. I am definitely enjoying using this hot brush. Judy
247519
It has a pop up trimmer which if carefully done should trim your mustache very well. But if you don't have a steady hand...it will put a gash into it...at that point you may have to re grow it!
2117931
I don't think I'd recommend that. This stuff is as tacky as modeling clay and getting it thin enough for such a surface area would be really tough. Recommend finding a beard-specific conditioner. For mustache use I continue however to respect this wax. And use it weekly.
1857212
Good afternoon, This can accommodate up to a 1-1/2" comb. Give me a call at 503-207-0404 if you have any questions. Cheers, -Josh Y
384765
The lengths go from 1 to 9. I use 6 for my beard which leaves it about 1/2 to 3/4 inches long. I think it would work fine for manscaping if your hair is not to curly and you are extremely careful.
1466183
I use the shortest comb for my beard and it's marked No. 1 -- 1/8". I just looked it up on Wahl's website (see http://wahlhomeproducts.com/Products/HairClippers/HairClippers/9307-100 ) which confirms that the shortest comb is 1/8".
216532
The trimmer itself is 0, i.e. its just like a buzzer for edging or trimming your sideburns. When you add the plastic comb it goes from .4 mm to 10mm in length. You want less than 1mm for a good "stubble" shave.
1406465
They fit fine. But honestly, I don't like the cut all that much. I'm using it for a purpose differently than most, as I just want a quick safe extra short trim for my hair. This is more beard or short hair
1996165
No idea. After much use the mustache will loosen, even come off. That can pose a choking hazard. But we simply buy a new one every couple of months anyway, before it ever breaks.
2072151
At trim setting 20 (longest) it measures about 2cm, if I understood your question correctly. Since I have not used any other beard trimmer, I'm not sure on the stubble appearance. I prefer to trim my goatee to a short stubble, setting 6 or 5, and it works well. If you want shorter, just use 1,2,3, or 4. It is a really good trimmer, both for facial hair and haircuts. Recommend it.
2094855
Body/Beard absolutely - the foil shaver while advertised for the body is not top of the line. Personally I use either a 5 blade for that extra close shave.
371113
Hi Shirley. As I said in my review I've used both the 1 1/4" and the 3/4" brushes on my short hair. I found that the 3/4" was the best size for me. My hair does not cover my ears so it is what I would term very short. I am definitely enjoying using this hot brush.Judy
424467
Right now my bristles are at about 2/3 of an inch (after a few years of hard use). I assume they were 3/4 in when I acquired them; however, they have held up very well...I would recommend this product.