Philips tondeuse cheveux familiale - Manual (Page 10)

4 Tilt the appliance in such a way that only one edge of the cutting
element touches the hair ends.
5 Only cut the hair ends. The hairline has to be close to the ear.
6 To contour the neckline and the sideburns, turn the appliance and
make downward strokes.
7 Move the appliance slowly and smoothly. Follow the natural hairline.
Clipping with the thinning comb (THINNING)
Make sure you use the right comb. If you use the hair clipping comb
(REGULAR) instead of the hair thinning comb (THINNING),
the appliance will clip all hair to the same length.
- With the thinning comb, you can give your haircut a natural look.
It also allows you to create a smooth transition between two different
hair lengths.
- The thinning comb cuts only half of the hair that enters the comb,
which results in a natural look.
Thinning an entire haircut
We advise you not to use the thinning comb for very short haircuts.
1 Slide the hair-thinning comb into the guiding grooves of the appliance
(‘click’).
Make sure that you slide the arms of the comb properly into the grooves
on both sides.
2 Set the thinning comb to a lower setting than the one you just
used for the regular hair clipping comb to create the haircut.
Note: How much lower the setting for the thinning comb should be depends on
your hairstyle and hair length. Never use the thinning comb at a setting that is
lower than half the setting you used to create the haircut. For example, if you
used the large clipping comb at 30mm to create the haircut, do not use the
thinning comb at a setting lower than 15mm.
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