Is this good for taking white beards to salt and pepper, closely cropped?
1593701
You can try it, but i would only leave it on a minute or two and quickly rinse. experiment until you get the look you want.
1593702
I didnt try that but I'd imagine so. You need the second part chemicak too. Stan
2281440
Yes! I primarily use it for trimming my goatee. It cuts a fine line and the head is small enough to reach tight spots.
1975937
It's not good for trimming a beard. The blade/teeth are to wide. I ended up buying the Wahl Cordless Clipper/Trimmer. The blade are much finer which is what I needed in order to obtain a clean tape for my beard. I guess it's ok for anything other than facial/neck trimming.
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Without a problem. I use it to grind all of my spices, even hard to grind seeds like flax seed and chia seeds. It really handles everything I have put in it- including peppercorns!
179216
I use mine to trim my beard although I don't line my beard up with these clippers. I have some liners for that. But the fast feeds are absolutely wonderful at everything I have used them for
226173
Oh, I see. Sorry, but I have no experience with that. If I need a tighter crop I do that in the computer.
1342693
I have "Salt & Pepper" hair...It`s great for the salt...the pepper looks no different. I use it only once a month or so to keep the white hair bright.
2035127
These will do the job for a short shadow beard but the Andis master is a better clipper. I would not spend that kind of money on the Andis Master if you're only going to use them for your beard.
915665
You can use it, but the focal length on the crop sensor will be equivalent to a 26-45mm lens.
2144924
Ms. Meeker, the product description states, this is a "Philips Norelco's T780 AccuVac Beard and Moustache Trimmer". It works exceptionally well for trimming facial hair, for which it was designed. It would more than likely "Jam" if you were going to attempt to cut the hair on someone's head. The chamber that collects facial hair trimmings is very small, and intended for catching small cuttings of beard and Moustache hair. I hope this helps you.
1845479
No, unless it involves adapters. But you can shoot fairly close, and crop down to what you want.
537168
I use it for fresh herbs, and it's great. It is so fast and easy to control the end product - julienne strips, coarse mince, fine mince, etc. I would imagine it would work equally well on dry. But only buy it if you have the time to be extra-careful with its sharp blades. Hint: I wash it by turning the blades under running water, using a plastic mesh sponge to move the parts. Never fingers!
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You probably could, but the grinder is pretty small, and I'm not sure it is strong enough to do peppercorns for very long. I bought it for a strange reason. My wife and I like Outback, and Outback has salt and pepper grinders that are pretty small. My left hand does not grip well, so I bought this to put in my wife's purse for when we went to Outback (I do use it at home also for pink Himalayan salt). However last week they closed our Outback here in Yuma AZ. I'm bummed! By the way, mine works great for the salt. It comes out VERY fine and powdery.
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I have not used it to grind ancho peppers, but I have used it to grind toasted sesame seed. I often ground toasted sesame seed into a powder and use as a condiment on some of my West African dishes. It works well for that.
807861
Also just got one and was wondering the exact same thing. This post suggests, despite the manual, that it works fine for facial hair:http://www.amazon.com/Beard/forum/Fx35I14XJDYL4GM/Tx25ZQ15IPDYTEO/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_ef_tft_tp?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B001E0C9LI&store;=hpc
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I don't think that would work. Stick to coarse salt, peppercorns and small whole spices
128344
The clipper portion will allow you to shape a beard, but trimming a beard with this will likely yield disastrous results. I don't currently wear a beard but have had them often.