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I have the TPOB x trimmer that comes out of the box with the Crazy blade. Shits are too sharp for me as a beginner. Idc about lineups I'm becoming a stylist and doing men's fades but rarely have to do crispy white lined lineups. I'm looking for a trimmer/blade that can remove bulk and not leave a hard guideline. I know I can use my clipper but personally I just like the feel of putting it in with the trimmer which I use to do with an andis slimline but it sucks at debuljing. Tpob with softy or adjust the krazy to the point it cuts like a softy if that's a possibility?

I have the tpob trimmers with the krazy blade. They cut too damn sharp. I don't have sensitive skin but it leads to red bumps all over. Clients complain. My question is is it the trimmer itself or should I adjust the blade or something?

How long did it take you to get into a salon after school? Where did you go first and how long did you stay there? When did you start getting booked - and how booked are you? Tips and tricks and what can I look forward too in this career?