Remington HC-921 - Manual (Page 7)

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Usage Tips
3. To cut the hair
at the top
of the head,
hold the hair
between your
fingers and
cut a small
amount at a
time. Cut from
the front to
the back.
4. Remove the trimming guide and
replace with either the left or right
ear guide. The shorter guide teeth
are designed to be toward the ear.
Move the
clipper from
the back of
the head to
the front. This
creates a
tapered effect
around the
ears and back
of the neck.
5. The final trim
can be made with the hair clipper
or the included scissors. Make
sure to check over the entire head
for any uneven areas. For styled
hair or giving quick trims, you
may prefer using your hair clipper
without the trimming guide.
Giving a Comfortable,
Even Cut
Allow the clipper to cut through the
hair without moving it too quickly.
Moving the clipper too quickly may
create a pulling sensation.
Use short strokes when cutting, and
initially use the longest trimming
guide. You can always use a closer
trimming guide later if you want a
closer cut.
How to Give a Haircut
1. Start at the back of the head.
Holding the clipper as shown,
lightly stroke upward making sure
you are taking off the desired
amount of hair. Work your way
up to the crown of the head in
layers. When
completed,
comb the area
to remove any
loose hair and
to determine
whether you
need any
further cutting.
2. Repeat the
same procedure for each side of
the head. Make sure the length of
the hair is trimmed to the same
length on both sides of the head.