AndrosMen's Vacuum Beard & Body Trimmer
R349
About
Maintain your beard and moustache without leaving a mess!
Product Features
- Trims hairs & catch the clippings at the same time with automatic hair suction
- The hair collection chamber flips open for easy hair disposal
- Can also be used for sideburns, moustache, chest & arms
- The removable blade can be rinsed clean under running water. *Unit is not waterproof
- 3 Speeds for quick & efficient grooming
- Grooming guards easily snaps on
- 5500rpm per second
- Blades are made from titanium alloy ceramic, safe to touch and wear-resistant
- Slim design & Fixed head
- Working time: 60-80 minutes
- Charging time:120 minutes
- Great for home, travel, gym & more!
What's in the Box
- 1x Andros Beard & Body Vacuum Trimmer
- 2x Grooming guards in 4 different sizes (3mm, 6mm, 9mm & 12mm)
- 1x Bottle lubricating oil
- 1x cleaning brush
- 1x USB charging cable
- 1x Velvet carry case
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