Why You Should Never Wax A Man's Beard
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
- I've been having a lot more people that are interested in beard waxing and asking me how to do it. I figured the easiest way to address all these different questions would be to lay it all out in a video! I do NOT recommend waxing a man's beard. I actually had first hand experience with this when I was forced to wax a man's beard back when I worked at European Wax Center. Enjoy :)
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I've been waxing my own beard for 5+ years because I absolutely hate the itchy and scratchy feeling of facial hair, and I also hate how the hair messes with my skincare routine. Shaving just doesn't give a satisfying result for me, and I've considered getting it all lasered off. But for now, waxing has been the best thing for me. It has been a journey for sure, and I would never want to put someone else through it to help me; even a trained professional. I have a higher pain tolerance than most, but I still take 400 mg of Advil a few minutes before waxing because those hairs run deep as you said; and it hurts. I use hard wax instead of the strips and apply witch hazel to soothe the area after ripping the hairs out. I start from the bottom of the neck, then chin, mutton chops, and moustache. At the end I use bacitracin ointment and cortisone 10 ointment overnight to prevent infection and bumps. Pinpoint bleeding happened the first few times, but I barely get any of it now. It used to take 45-minutes to an hour, but now I could get it down to 30 minutes while even watching youtube videos. I honestly think most men would cry if they try waxing without being prepared physically and mentally. It's high maintenance, but the 2 weeks of completely smooth skin is worth it to me. Funny enough, I'm too scared to wax anywhere else. Just wanted to share my story.
An Advil 400 mg contain 10 capsules. How many capsules do you take? Also, I'm not sure but I guess Advil heals the pain and it doesn't work as an anesthesic. If it helps you to not feel pain, please let me know.
@@ArszTheGreat I don't know what country you are from, but in the US 400 milligrams of standard Advil is only 2 capsules. Advil (also known generically as Ibuprofen) treats pain and inflammation. Funny enough, today I actually waxed without taking anything and there was a noticeable difference. Next time I will go back to my routine.
I have beard but it's not of hard hair, so it may not hurt that much.. is it enough for me to use soothing powder befor waxing ?
or should I take Advil also ?
@@ahmed.sherif69 I've never tried soothing powder so I'm not sure if that is enough.
I've got sensitive skin too and dry. I never tried waxing. i get u like the close shave feeling since waxing gets everything removed.
if u ever wanna try a blade again just buy a safety razor and use either super sharp blades or medium sharp. It's nothing like the gillete or 1 time razors with 2 or 5 blades. Those razors will just irritate ur skin. Safety razor does the job without issues. Just be careful since first time ur gonna cut urself.
I use a safety razor and follow the way the hair grows. I take a shower and remove as much dead skin as possible in the shower and when im done I put oil for extra protection, shaving oil. Then shaving cream and let it sit for 2-3 min.
And then shave.
1-2 days later I remove deadskin again while showering and go easy. This helped me to get rid of ingrow hair and irritation.
Most of the time it's about taking care of ur razor and keeping it clean. Do not leave it in the bathrom. Since the moist will feed bacteria. So always make sure to clean it or put hand sanitizer etc on the razor blade before using. When done, dry it and keep it somewhere its dry.
I ( with help of my wife ) waxed my beard and mustache today. It was horribly painful, and at one point I really thought that this was a terrible mistake, but the end result is awesome.
Very large, fat, deep roots, lots of concentrated hard hair stubble. some of the roots were about 1/4 inch deep. lots of pinpoint bleeding. the hair looked like a piece of hard side velcro sitting on the wax and I could hear the tearing of the hair from my skin, i thought i was lifting my skin from my face. I don't mind pain, but this was fresh hell to me. I feels good now, but not so sure I want to do it again soon.
Oh man I'm so sorry you went through that!!
What skin colour was the man
Dude you said it perfectly!!! I got my face waxed and had a small patch on my chin left, I couldn’t bare the excruciating pain, I went home and knew that if I shaved I’d have a patch on my chin while everything else was clean, so I had to sit there for an hour and pluck each hair individually out of my chin, which at that point was nothing compared to the pain I had just endured. I was sweating profusely.
Lmao I just pluck my facial hair off 😂 it hurts soo good
I have had my facial hair waxed for several years now, but I am half Asian. It does hurt at first but after several times your skin does get used to it. I love the fact that after a good facial waxing it takes me about 2-3 weeks for any stubble to reoccur. I simply take Tylenol and I keep my face splashed with very cold water for about an hour to get used to it. It doesn't bleed anymore than tweeting does.
If Tylenol works for you, that's great, though an anti-inflammatory would likely be better. As waxing can cause a lot of inflammation.
I do it because if you shave you get more hair.
Been getting it waxed for over 1 year without a single issue. If it’s done right there will be no issue. I haven’t had even ingrown hair
Glad it worked for you.
@@hissnkittenwaxing I do it myself now and would always pull slow bc I was scared to pull my skin off if i did it fast but when I tried for the first time to pull it really fast it was the first time I didn’t have any pain from waxing like at all... It’s like u rip out the hair too fast for the brain to realize what happened so it doesn’t register the pain (idk something like that). And my skin was fine just a bit more red than usual. Now I do it that way all the time.
I don't think your bad experience waxing a gentleman's beard should be a hard line about waxing beards. My pubic hair is wiry and coarse and my first year of brazilians was super painful and I never let the hair grow out more than 6 weeks. Now that I have been getting them regularly, it's much easier and way less painful. I think I would consult with him to find out why he wants the beard waxed and what his goals are. Then I would have trimmed it down to a reasonable length before waxing. It then would have been less painful for both you and him. And instead of big sections, I think I would have worked in an "outline" pattern.
Everyone has their own opinion, this is mine.
@@hissnkittenwaxinglol you don’t know what you are talking about. I wax my moustache off and it doesn’t even hurt lol. Takes less than 20 minutes. It takes longer to warm the wax off. Tbf you don’t seem qualified to do any waxing.
I tried to wax my beard some weeks ago, I left with a emotional breakdown, 2 lumps on my lower cheeks that gave me stings whenever I tried to drink something hot/warm, and a clean face
Oh no that's awful :(
Yeah those are a risk. Its good to be aware and ready to treat them fast. That's why its good to be in contact with a doctor while you do it. Ask questions. For some people, waxing will be too much and it just can't grow back right often enough. Genetic lottery.
Hey I get my face waxed on a regular basis which I don’t have a “beard” but I do I have thick hair that grows rapidly every month now I recommend if you do mens face you use hard wax it is painful but it’s not impossible I do advise you be specialized in it before you do it so you’re confident when you pull because the hairs are very strong
Oh that's completely different. I've waxes many women that have that and it's perfectly fine
Is it ok to wax stubble though? because i hate my beard, my skin is really pale so it shows it like crazy and i also don’t like how it looks and feels
Personally I wouldn't but that's just my opinion.
My beard is moderately fine, wavy, wirey but quite dense. When my beard first started comming in as a shadow above my lip, my mother, an esthetician tried to wax it. It was murderously painful, even though it was only shadowy peach fuzz at the time. I wax other parts of my body. Brows, underarms, male brazillian style waxing, buttocks, but NONE OF IT is nearly as painful as that upper lip. I wax the cheekbone area when i have a beard to give me a cleaner line for my beard, instead of being straggley near the top, but I DO NOT WAX ANY FULL DENSITY male facial hair on my cheeks. It would be too traumatic on my skin.
I love this video! I see beard wax videos all over instagram and it looks so painful! I'm also worried about any possible skin damage! I did start offering a beard "clean up" strip for the stragglers but will NEVER tough the main beard. It's actually very popular at my spa but I would never do any more than that to potentially damage someone's skin on the face 🤦♀️
Those videos where they show people waxing the whole beard make me cringe so bad!!!
@@hissnkittenwaxing I've done this to MYSELF and i have a thick wiry beard (from pakistan hahahaha) and it was definitely terrible it was my first time waxing ANYTHING. definitely puts hair on your chest haha
@@hissnkittenwaxing would you say its more or less painful than a brazilian /pubic hair wax?
@@hissnkittenwaxing it was so difficult it took me EIGHT hours to build up the courage and pain tolerance. i felt sick by the end
I keep a short trimmed beard but there's always a few hairs that get in between my lips, especially at the corners of the mouth. I figured out it's not the beard itself but rather small transparent hairs that actually grow directly on the lips. I am now plucking these - just close the tweezers at the surface of the lips several times until I grab the hair because these are invisible to the eyes. It hurts. But after a few of these I have peace of mind for several months.
Here in Ph, there is Face wax here and Ive been waxing my beard for 8years now. The first time I did it, it bleeds but it's fine as I am from shave. Then , the succeeding months, I've used to it, it's all about proper care especially for the post wax process like putting aloe gel 2 times a day. Thats's all :)
Is there any better alternatives that would help remove facial hair from the root other than lasers? (Laser hair removal doesn’t work well for middle eastern people)
Unfortunately, none that I'm aware of. Apologies.
I've waxed my facial hair once before, that this guy was able to do it without even so much as reacting is beyond belief to me ahah
It was roughly as bad as epilating your legs for me, so not super terrible, but took about 2 hours to do for me (my facial hair was half a centimeter to a centimeter long or so)
I don't recommend the experience, just go for laser or something more permanent instead
Right?! Crazy.
I’m about to start my first waxing job with European wax center. And I’m so excited
Congrats!!
@@hissnkittenwaxing any tips on how to get through the training week. So far it’s rough
The comedic tension throughout the retelling is great! 😂🤣
This was hands down the most painful thing I ever did to myself (20 min ago), I have to assume that it will feel less painful next time though. ..
It kinda does I guess, I mean...plucking hairs is painful as well but after a while you become more tolerant to that kind of pain. Waxing is basically the same but at a much bigger scale since you ripping off all those hairs at once
So is there permanent damage done to the face and head since the hairs are so deeply rooted or is it just very painful?
Not at all.
This happened to me at esthetics school! I was so nervous! I would never do that again lol
That's awful!
Thank you for information. I’m currently at European wax center, my manager made me do this & I felt so uncomfortable everything you worded happened!!! Me personally I don’t like doing mens beard at all
Oh I feel for you hun!! So sorry you had to go through the same thing :(
@@hissnkittenwaxing so I have a question. I work long hours at European wax center booked back to back with no breaks, getting under paid I’m literally giving a company my all & I’m coming home drained from work. Do you think Its worth staying there or I should branch off into starting my own business of waxing??
@@crystalynnjackson5149 the money I make is good but I only work 5 days a week. 6hr30 minute shifts 4 days and 10 hours on Sunday. Breaks always. I’m also at ewc
@@crystalynnjackson5149 I would definitely notify the dept of Labor in your state. Now they may combat it with the fact that a break is scheduled but you go over your time with a guest and then the service runs into your break. They may be over booking you. Asking u to take guests after the grace period will also set you back. It’s hard in the beginning but if u need to go back to a white level then so so until u build ur speed. As a red level I have to do Brazilian and underarms & lip in 15 mins. It goes great if that person has been waxing already. But when they are random it will take more time. Communicate that to your center manager.
Men's facial hair is denser and thicker when you wax it you can see the wholes the hair came out from
Thanks for the video. What about cheek area for men ? Do you recommend it ? Would regular waxing reduce hair density around cheek bones ?
Personally I wouldn't recommend it but I know a lot of men do it.
@@hissnkittenwaxing Thanks for your reply. You don't recommend because of the pain process or because it is futile to do it as hair density might not reduce ? Using a tweezer is very time consuming.
I had ot done roughly 3 times and the shit hurt horribly at first the second was still kind of painful the third it got to a little sting. I have very thick course facial hair and the first 2/3 times is painful if you haven't already tried lol
I disagree with you. I've had parts of my beard waxed off. I have very thick deeply rooted hairs, but it's really not that bad. It hurts like heck and it bleeds quite a bit, but you save shaving for multiple weeks and it's baby smooth until it regrows.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
I really want to get rid of my beard though. Tired of having to pay for hot towel shaves every few weeks.
Any options you recommend?
Hi there! Unfortunately I can't recommend anything besides shaving. So sorry!
Laser removal is really your only option :(
For real bro I hate facial hair !!
@@PWAYY yeah it sucks when you're kissing a woman and the stubs just keep getting in the way.
Laser?
I hate facial hair I like a baby face
Same here, same here
What about women suffering from (pcos)?…facial hair is extremely thick and stubborn.. I’ve seen plenty of other locations do AMAZING work removing thick stubborn facial hair… you might want to watch some RUclips videos on (pcos)… you may learn something…
I wax women with PCOS all the time.
The pain isn’t really that bad. I find it satisfying kinda burns sometimes but the pressure makes it better
Glad it worked for you, as a Professional I still wouldn't recommend it.
Hello, I am an 18 y/o boy and I have some thin hair on my beard area and I want to shave it and I dont want it to grow back fast/thicker, can you please help me with ways to take it off without it growing back rapidly and thick/rough?
Unfortunately, I can't help with that because I don't recommend waxing a men's beard. Apologies.
i have a pretty decent pain tolerance and i dont think most people who dont fully understand different hair types and locations really do matter in waxing a coarse mens beard is the most painful to wax. its kind of comparable to a bikini wax but worse, i tried to wax my chin and neck and i couldnt do it, the upper cheeks hurt but was tolerable the lower you go on a mans beard the worse it gets. i ended up just getting full face laser hair removal and now im hair free. laser hair removal was painful on the beard too but nothing compared to waxing. DONT DO IT YOULL REGRET THE PAIN lol
As a black man with tightly curled hair, is this process good for me? Bc I am tired of the stubble & itchiness of new growth
Just get it waxed regularly at the European Wax Center, then most of the new growth will die.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend any male to wax their face. The damage can be too great!
@@hissnkittenwaxing, well, I am a man, and I wax regularly. NO damage. 👅
what's your opinion of epilating or tweezing men's facial hair?
I've never tried it myself but I think it would be extremely painful!
but lasering it off is permanent, no? What if i want to grow beard again
Nope, laser hair removal isn't permanent.
I want lighten my beard. It has gone too dark in colour and it do not suit with my face. So if i trim my beard short and then wax it after then it will grow lighter ?
Beard hair is completely different so no, it shouldn't get lighter.
1/4 inch is deep? Do wax my beard every couple of weeks. Painful, but getting better every time. Have own technics now)
Again I would never recommend waxing your beard.
I have waxed my mustache when I was 17 and some of them never comes back😢😢
dont worry about not having a moustache. you can kiss more girls without irritating their skin HAHA
What if you only grow facial hair in like certain areas (two spots on my chin, for example) and the upper lip area. It’s very thin, but I don’t like shaving it all the time. Is it still too risky then?
Some people will wax that but personally I wouldn't.
Does the hair at the bottom of the neck have the same problems? That’s the only part I might wax because I always get razor bumps there
I've never personally waxes that area so I can't speak for that, unfortunately.
Did you get it? I have a lot of razor bumps there because it's so messy that I can't shave going with the grain, I'll either have to wax it or laser it
@@wilhellmllw3608 i did not. Still considering. May do a depilatory instead
i work at ewc and me and my coworker were about a month in and she got a man and he wanted his beard waxed. he was in so much pain and there was blood and he complained. my manager then banned everyone from doing that service.
Oh no!! That's awful!!
I get mine waxed regularly at EWC! I never bled! Hence most of my beard is dead!
@@shutterbug_713 I get my sideburns and lip/mustache waxed regularly and it's never bled
I’m in esthetics school right now and I was taught to never wax men’s facial hair, it way different that hair from the rest of the body
Same here, that's why I was so shocked when EWC made me do it.
can you explain why
@@tdah00 men's facial haid is usually more coarse and deeply rooted so it is more of a painful experience.
What about threading? I do it to line my beard up.
I've never been a fan of threading.
@@hissnkittenwaxing why not?
I actually have a video about threading but the thought of having the string in someones mouth grosses me out.
I get Brazilian Waxing down frequently
I get eye brow wax about every two weeks
Neither are pain full to get done
I’ve gotten my beard waxed and it was very painful
I could tell the hair was way more deeply rooted.
I had a lot of pin point bleeding like she mentioned in their video
I would not recommend getting your beard waxed
.... Hum
I have been doing waxing for over 5 years now.. (yes on my face since was in High school)
At first it was not a good experience but yup now.. It is easy and Okay~
Sometimes it bleed if I didn't do it properly but mostly nope but I was using sugar wax.. Recently I bought hot wax.. I haven't tried it yet so I don't know about it.
Glad it worked for you, I still wouldn't recommend it though!
@@hissnkittenwaxing I see..
But it reduced a lot tho
Now I don't even have that much hair...(and the thing I bought before hard /hot wax work pretty good..)
Do you do anything different for loose skin?
You have to make sure you're holding the skin very tight!
As someone who has some jiggle in some areas, I am sure to hold the skin a bit tighter in those areas.
GIRRRRL, That was no normal man !..... That was a master MASOCHIST ! { Just give a quick glance to check the crotch area after each rip...not always, but most have a reaction there. } By the way, can you please give me advice... My body is now growing "beard" hairs on my cheek bones. Shaving isn't working since my hair follicles get enflamed for a couple days, { and worse if done daily. } So, i want to try waxing them off. Could you please suggest a brand that's not in large quantities ? 🙏
I only use Mermaid Wax Signature Series or Experimental Series!
So what your saying is i should use Veet?
Definitely don't use Veet.
Trans woman here, I just waxed my face today to stop having to shave every 3 days. It honestly wasn’t that bad, worst spot was under the chin.
kristina. i fucking hate facial hair, how much time do it takes to grow?
Man
I'm transfem too i def need to start doing this, i have to shave daily and my hair is so thick that i still always have stubble😭
Glad it worked for you, as a Professional I still wouldn't recommend it.
"as a man"
Going to begin at home waxing and would appreciate your input.
Some say begin exfoliating at least 3 days before waxing. Some say stop exfoliating at least 3 days before waxing.
Some say wait at least 24 hours after waxing to exfoliate. Others say wait at least 3 days up to a week after waxing to exfoliate.
Some say to moisturize immediately after waxing. Others say to avoid moisturizers and lotions for 24 hours as it can clog pores.
What is (on average) the correct, proper recommendation to avoid ingrown hairs and ensure desired results?
I would definitely exfoliate before waxing, it will give you much better results. Then I would wait 3 days after waxing to start exfoliating and would recommend to exfoliate 2x per week. Definitely moisturize immediately after waxing, just be careful what you use.
@@hissnkittenwaxing Do you recommend exfoliating 2x a week, every week in general or only post waxing? I know exfoliating your body at least once a week is likely good skincare practice.
Would you say 2x a week, a few days apart, the week that you’re going to begin waxing is enough exfoliation beforehand? Or is something like every day beginning three days before waxing more recommended? Do you suggest stopping exfoliating a certain day before waxing or can you exfoliate even the night before?
I’ll be using Cerapil blue and Tend Skin (roll on) immediately afterwards, followed by fragrance-free Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream for sensitive skin.
I don’t believe the cream should be irritating.
Big thanks for your response.
Hope you see this x
@@serapheogen you’re supposed to be exfoliating your body 2-3x a week in general. But especially if waxing, it prevents ingrown hairs.
@@serapheogen and I would recommend a post wax moisturizer specifically made for after waxing to ensure it doesn’t irritate your freshly waxed skin.
I work for EWC and if a man asks to get his beard waxed, I will refuse. I've been with the company for almost 6 years and will not let them make me feel uncomfortable. Now, if it's a man who's already been getting waxed and there is a visable difference, I might do it
I wish I did!
In Middle Eastern countries this is done all the time. Men like a clean well groomed look that lasts. They start very young and have his done every time they visit the barber. The hair and beards both look like these men could be models..😍
Hi! do u have shipping to Mexico?
Unfortunately we currently only ship inside the US. But you can use a re-shipper!
It hurts beyond anyone’s imagination! is they are ripping your face from your skull, especially around the neck under the chin area it is something undescribable. Makes under arms or medicine she little area, waxing like a walk in the park in comparison.
Agreed.
yah... i just waxed my beard and was looking for videos how to do it right, directly after i finished and rn i gave up a bit, i already waxed everything but i cant get rid of everything completely, there are just sum singular hair that just dont wanna get out... so now im sitting here with my tweezers pulling the rest out one by one... it takes sooo long... and some hair are rly short but still rly thick so its impossible to get them out T~T i wish there was a good way to do it... and a easier way... (besides shaving that litterly lasts for like half a day...)
plus i used those cold wax strips that are usually for the legs n stuff, probably not the best thing either...
use hot wax,use a moisturizer before
@@sm69g ty but already doing that by now but doesnt help much :/ its better then with cold wax but its not much difference :< (oh and by now im not using tweezers that much anymore but an epilator with earplugs but only when its not that much hair but too much for tweezers kinda like a between solution)
So absolutely no real information on why not to face wax? Just a story on one instance? Not very good information as a whole, science data, medical data, actual dermatology info?
You sound like you need a dr. Sorry, not a Dr.
Hello I hope you’re seeing this! Would you please do a tutorial on paper for male pubes waxing? Similar to how you did one for females on paper? The Brazilian wax video one?
I and some male friends plan on waxing our private parts at home and have nooooo idea what to do
Thank you so much for sharing with us your knowledge! You’re improving lives, really :)
I've never waxed that area of a man so unforunately I wouldn't be able to provide any advise. My apologies!
@@hissnkittenwaxing Perhaps you know someone in the industry who might know? I searched around and didn't find any good explanation for it. Seeing as there's no one legit covering this topic, maybe you can gain some exposure to your channel by doing so!
If you cannot, that's totally understandable too. I just think there's an unmet need for males in this sector that you can fill! :D
it is the same process as a female o saw in a spanish video searh (brazilian wax en hombre) she actually show it in a guy.
So how would you recommend removing a man's facial hair
Shaving.
@@hissnkittenwaxing yes but if you want to permanently and quickly, and at a low cost how is one to get rid of facial hair
You can't. Something that's permanent, quick, and cheap? It doesn't exist.
@@hissnkittenwaxing well permanent part is the important part. I know anything worth doing is going to be hard. But I want my facial hair gone and gone forever
I’ve heard that waxing the facial hair will eventually ruin the skin of the face, is that true?
Ps: I’ve been waxing my entire body since forever so I kinda think that I can take it lol (nothing matches the pain of the private parts😅) but I won’t ruin my skin for it!
Nope, total lie!
If it's done correctly, then there's next to no risk. I've heard of it causing scaring when done incorrectly.
Would be nice going weeks without having to shave my face. One thing I miss about being a kid is having a hairless face
I love your eye colours
Thank you!
He was on lidocaine before arrival
Haha I wouldn't have been shocked.
I get my moustache waxed sometimes
I do too on a pretty regular basis. It works out quite well for me.
What about beard softener cream... Maybe that makes everything easier lol 😅✨
Never tried it, sorry!
@@hissnkittenwaxing did you ever thought that believe in the possibilities that some things can work , can improve everything?! Or maybe finding a hobby that can be more fun!? 🧡😅
So if you think so,what do transwomen with facialhair.can they try wax??someone who change gender and was male before
So, why is it? I didn't get it
Watch again.
I’m gonna do it anyway
Good luck.
His whole face was probably covered in blood and the whole time he just kept saying, no I'm fine 😂
Lol most likely!
Why not use sugering instead of wax?
I'm not a fan of sugaring due to sanitary reasons. I actually have a video on sugaring if you look through my videos to explain more!
Can you please do a video on how to wax your Mustache
I already have a video where I wax my upper lip! Just look through my recent videos:)
Very cringeworthy- and yet there are videos all over Facebook of the "super barbers" waxing guys heads and faces, and not just minor cleanup patches. Yikes.
Ugh I HATE those videos!!
The EWC does not provide training or the correct wax. The comfort wax is complete bull shi5
I got great training at EWC but I agree, there is WAY better waxes out there!
@hissnkittenwaxing i thought i did, until i got traines by an independent waxer.
I would say if guy does this they should trim the hair short first.
Or just don't do it?
Omg! I’m cringing 😬…. I would have given him other options, ie laser hair removal in necessary. I have think dark hair & fair skin, and it’s sooo painful even a Brazilian, and I’ve had multiple laser hair removal treatments but still need a wax. Omg this story hurt me hearing it 😣
Right?! He said he's been waxing his face for awhile and it didn't bother him. I couldn't believe it!
Yeah but that's permanent. Lol....
Uhm
:)
Congrats, you just helped someone's fetish.
Wasn't my choice, EWC forced me. I would never do it again.
yeah, waxing hair and beard should not be allowed in any place. some people like to shape a beard and they want to wax only some parts (thats fine) but full beard no. So weard..
Did you pre shave? 🪒
It sounds like it was too long xx
It wasn't too long and it would have been impossible to pre shave?
@@hissnkittenwaxing ahhh the description probably makes it sound longer than it was.
Nah, clippers. It's what I use whenever we need a lil less hair.