can males use it to line up their beards?
1628726
I think this would be difficult. Check for a product specifically for beards.
1628727
I don't see why not and it would definitely get rid of sandpaper stubble!. However, this particular model is rather large. For legs and other areas it really saves on time but if you're really interested in one for your face, I'd look at a smaller epilator. They make different ones for small areas like men's faces that are much more precise.
1628728
It's too wide for that. Would likely be very painful. You would be better off with a small beard trimmer or individually tweezing by hand.
1628729
No, please don't try either. It isn't precise enough to be able to give you a straight enough line. Maybe try a smaller epilator made for smaller areas or stick to thread or electric shavers.
1628730
Hi there,This a bigger epilator and better for larger body parts, not for the face. I would recommend a smaller one like the Epislim e+18.
2270127
Well, it comes with a trimmer which pops out from the body of the shaver, but I would not call it a beard trimming feature. More like a feature to straighten the edges of a moustache, goatee, and Vandyke. If you need a real trimmer to shorten the length or keep the length of your beard, I would buy one for that purpose. I use my Norelco trimming kit for my goatee and my Braun for shaving. Combination of the two works excellent.
2084063
Honestly, it isn't thick enough. It's good for keeping an unruly beard in line, but it doesn't get stiff enough to make for good 'stache styling.
1456382
I don't know if my beard would be considered very wirey, but I did not find this product very good at taming a somewhat wild beard. I was hoping it would control hairs that want to stick straight out from my face, and it was not very good at that task. It does, however, do a good job conditioning your skin under your beard after you work it in.
170245
Probably not, though it gives a close shave, I do not think it would be close enough. But facial hair is thicker, so it may work.
497813
Not likely, it's oily, not tacky. At least, it's not designed to. My beard is pretty thick and coarse, so that generally doesn't work for me, but if your hair is thin or maybe even more average thickness, I could see that as a possibility. Sometimes I use it for a similar purpose after a washing, but that's to manage a bit of wildness, not to round up hairs going the opposite direction. I would say you'll have to decide how likely it is to work with the beard-type you have. Otherwise, you can always try a mustache wax, using a very small amount.
774335
Although I only use it for my beard, I don't see any reason it could not. However, the bristles are quite stiff and it may feel scratchy.
384765
The lengths go from 1 to 9. I use 6 for my beard which leaves it about 1/2 to 3/4 inches long. I think it would work fine for manscaping if your hair is not to curly and you are extremely careful.
898425
Yes, you can use it as a beard trimmer. I have to say, The one I bought stopped working recently, so I threw it away. I would not buy another one.
768071
It has a moustache trimming tool which pops out. (Think EDGE trimmer.) However, I do not see how it could be used with a spacer to trim beard hairs themselves to a certain length. I already have a beard trimmer, though so it's not an issue for me.
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.
1219580
Yes I think you can use it on your beard cause I have used it on my moustache...
1052559
Yes it will help with beard growth. I noticed more facial hair coming in within a month of use. It keeps the hair follicles healthy enough to produce hair more frequently.
2117932
I don't know if you'd really want to do that. This stuff is really stiff, it would be hard to apply to a patch larger than a moustache unless you really warmed it up and melted it down with a hairdryer or something. If you have a small tidy beard like a Guy Faux kinda deal, then it would probably be okay. If you have a full beard then no way.
171752
Yes, I have used them for beards. They are a little heavy to me and how big they are make they kind of hard to get some of they hair but they cut all hair good. Just be care if you use just the blades and not the gaurds the blades get very hot and you have to stop and spray them or wait for them to cool down
1480172
Yes. Stubble is the same, and the shaver doesn't know what you are. It says up to 3 days' of beard growth, but it can do more. Only the marketing departments decide to make a black/grey/chrome one for men (like a badass sportscar) and a pink/lavender one too; that way they take up twice the shelf space in the store, and can be placed in different aisles with similar targeted products.
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