Quick answer

Use the Palm Head Shaver for a fast, smooth head shave, then switch to the Baby Beast Trimmer for precise beard and neckline edging—no double handling needed.

Why a dedicated shaver and trimmer work better than a single device

A combo kit with separate shaver and trimmer lets you optimize each tool for its task. The Palm Shaver's flexing rotary heads handle large scalp areas quickly, while the Baby Beast's slim blade trims detail lines without pulling. Using one device for both often means compromising on closeness or precision.

How to use the Palm Shaver and Baby Beast Trimmer combo

  1. Prep your scalp and beard: Start with clean, dry hair. The Palm Shaver works best on dry skin—no shaving cream needed. Brush away loose hairs from your scalp and beard area. Skipping a dry-brush step can leave stray hairs that clog the rotary heads.
  2. Shave your head with the Palm Shaver: Hold the ergonomic palm design and move it in circular or overlapping strokes against hair growth. The 3 flexing heads adjust to bumps. Cover the entire scalp, rinsing the head under water every few passes if you have thick hair. Pressing too hard can cause irritation; let the rotary heads glide.
  3. Outline your beard with the Baby Beast Trimmer: Switch to the trimmer. Use its narrow blade to define your neckline, cheek lines, and any beard edges. For a stubble length, attach the shortest comb guard and trim evenly. Don't use the trimmer on wet skin—it works best dry and can slip on damp surfaces.
  4. Clean both devices: Rinse the Palm Shaver head under running water and let it air-dry. Remove the Baby Beast blade, brush out hair, and oil the blade lightly. Store both in a dry place. Oil the trimmer blade after every 3 uses to maintain cutting performance.

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