blend friend fade comb, Color Fade Comb, Professional Barber Comb, For Home, Salon or Professional Use (2pcs)

I recently purchased this haircut comb, and I must say, it lives up to its promise of delivering a good fade with minimal effort. The design allows for smooth and precise cuts, making it an excellent tool for giving others haircuts. It's not quite the fade you'd get from a professional barber, but it really does a very decent job. I was skeptical because there aren't many reviews out there for this product, but ultimately I would recommend it.I will mention that using the comb on oneself proved to be quite challenging. The angles needed for a self-haircut were difficult to achieve. It seems like this comb is more tailored for those who cut others' hair, providing an efficient and hassle-free experience in that context.

Does not work

Product quality is good, however the results weren't great. This seems like a product that needs an experienced barber to achieve its full potential, but also a product an experienced barber does not need.Honestly I see better results from a barber going free hand and just knowing how to fade.I could see this being a tool for learners so they don't have to do everything free hand, but the results won't look great without a skilled touch up afterwards.

Helpful

To begin with it’s a little awkward if you’re using it on yourself but it quickly becomes invaluable to fade easily.

First and foremost, they sent me two of the same combs, I was expecting to get left handed and a right handed one and I got two right handed ones.I cut hair fairly often, I cut my hair, I cut my sons hair, my brothers hair and a few of my friends hair. I have been cutting hair for about 20 years now. I typically do it freehand but have been looking for ways to make it easier and quicker. Unfortunately, because I am right handed the right handed comb made it too difficult to use and the design of the comb itself didn’t grab enough hair to do it in less than 5-6 passes.The comb could definitely be improved by narrowing the gaps between the teeth and making the teeth themselves skinnier. This would allow the comb to better grab the hair and lift it to be cut in a single pass or max maybe two.If you have experience cutting fades your probably better off sticking to you regular technique. If you are a beginner, good luck, hopefully they send you the right product and you can use it without needing to be ambidextrous.

The thought was great went and tried it out wouldn't work the way it was supposed to ended up donating them

Had to watch a few videos of others using this tool but I got it figured out! We can now skip the salon for our kiddo's more often by trimming up the sides a few times! I am not good at cutting top hair, so once the top hair gets too long we go to the salon.