Remington MB4045 Beard Kit

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Using one of the longer attachments (the smaller one goes from 1mm to 5mm, the mid-length come goes from 1.5 to 18mm, while the larger can deal with anything between 20 and 35mm) the Remington MB4045 Beard Kit offers a pretty even cut, with only a few stragglers left behind. If you’re after ultimate neatness there’s a small pair of scissors in the box that you can use to tidy up afterwards. 3. Best for bigger beards: Panasonic ER-GB96

For longer beards, trimmers with comb-style attachments that have discrete pointed teeth (such as the Panasonic ER-GB96 or Remington MB4045) tend to be better suited to drawing out the longer hair as they cut

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None of the trimmers we tried were total failures but there were some that either didn’t live up to their price tag, disappointed us when it came to build quality, or just didn’t cut as well as others. Beard trimmers differ from electric shavers in one main way: rather than a foil that you press right up against your skin to cut the hair at the very base, a beard trimmer has a row of exposed cutting teeth. This can be covered with a protective guard attachment and adjusted to increase the distance between the blades and your skin, allowing you to trim your beard to the desired length. Because every beard is different, this advanced piece of kit includes a selection of 3 combs to ensure complete versatility when grooming and shaping your facial hair. The first time you open the box of the Wahl 4-in-1 Multigroomer can be a bit daunting. Not only does it come with 12 comb attachments, there are also four different blade heads, so just working out what you need to fit to it before you can start trimming your beard takes a while.

Its official, the beard is here to stay. This style staple for modern men and discerning gentlemen everywhere can now be groomed to perfection with the Remington Beard Kit. Compared to the other trimmers at this price, the Babyliss Super Beard does a very impressive job, and it even comes with a charging stand – something you don’t get with many trimmers that cost twice as much. 2. Best on a budget: Remington MB4045 Beard Kit The Remington MB4045 beard trimmer is a versatile grooming tool designed to maintain different facial hair styles with ease. With a minimum hair length of 1 mm and a maximum hair length of 35 mm, this trimmer allows for precise trimming to achieve a desired look. It offers three trimming styles, including long beard, short beard, and stubble look, catering to various preferences. Babyliss’s 7897U Super Beard might be among the cheapest trimmers in our test but it’s also the one that consistently provided the best overall results. It only comes with one guard attachment that maxes out at 15mm, so it might not be right for everybody, but it’s easy to adjust using the wheel, has 15 discrete length settings and does a great job of trimming efficiently and to a consistent length, even if it might not be the most comfortable to use. To make things easier, we’ve got winners for different price ranges and uses, so you can narrow down your choice further. Meet our expert testersCharging stands and cases are nice to have rather than a necessity, but they help to keep things tidy in the bathroom, which shouldn’t be taken for granted. The Winners – Top beard trimmers 1. The best beard trimmer: Babyliss 7897U Super Beard If you want to maintain anything longer than a bit of overgrown stubble, pay attention to the cutting lengths offered by each trimmer. Remington’s MB4045 Beard Kit is designed for maintaining a beard your most tattooed local barista would be proud of. Cultivating a beard is a bit like looking after your garden; neglect it and things will soon start to get out of hand. But tending to it isn’t just about attention, it also requires the right tools.

This kit includes all the accessories you need to style and groom your beard with ease: a pair of Premium Stainless Steel Scissors will help to trim down your beard before you shape and trim, while the Mixed Boar Bristle Brush allows you to brush through your beard before and after styling. Tailored Styling Aside from all being beard trimmers, they all had one thing in common: they could cut to at least 5mm, but many can cope with far bushier beards than that. Tom Wiggins is a journalist with 12 years’ experience of writing about consumer technology. He also has around 10 years’ experience of beard ownership and upkeep, so is well placed to give a verdict on what the tech needs to do.Finding your perfect beard trimmer depends very much on the look you’re trying to maintain but the number one requirement, no matter what style you’re going for, is that it can cut consistently to the same length without thinning the hair out or pulling at it. The last thing you want is to come away with a patchy beard.