2Pcs Blend Friend Fade Comb, Barber Fade Comb, Professional Hair Cutting Comb, Compatible With All barber Brands

Great tool

Received one of the combs broken where the comb meets the handle. I can see it happening again during storage. Would not buy again.

First thing to note: the two tools in this pack are exactly the same as each other. Perhaps the second is meant as a backup in case one gets lost or broken, but it would have been nice to have two different length options. Both cut at about 3/8 inch at the longest (like a #3 clipper guard). I'm not a professional, but I've been cutting hair for a while now, and I find I often use both hands when using clippers, to steady the head or move hair, so using a hand to hold this tool was a bit awkward at times. This guide works well enough as a blend between clipper guard lengths, not a full fade. Overall, I'd consider this an okay tool that might become more useful with more practice.

I thought that I would be able to easily create fades with this tool, but it seems to be a bit more difficult than expected. In order to make it look even, you have to perfectly align each section, and that is easier said than done. If the hairstyle is a bit longer, unevenness is not as noticeable. Other than my difficulty with the length, the tool is made well and is sturdy. Perhaps this will be better for someone with more experience.

I try to trim up my kids' hair in between cuts. White people hair, shorter sides and long on the top- broccoli cut without the curls is how I would describe it. This device really helps me not mess it up too bad! The teeth on the bottom part don't really do much. I would prefer if they were on the top portion so that you can lift up the hairs into the guide area. It definitely takes some practice but I find if you just trim the bottom and use this in a straight line where you want to blend it comes out pretty good. Now, my kids have some texture/wave to their hair so it doesn't really show much if you don't get it perfect- it kind of gets lost in the mess on top of their head... If I was working with straight hair or short hair I am not sure how well this would work.

These are a bit awkward to hold while using the clippers. Maybe it will take some practice, but I didn't have much luck using these with my grandson. I really need to keep one hand free to hold his head so trying to use this with one hand and hold the clippers with the other, with him wiggling just wasn't working for me.

While this might be good for a barber to use where they can easily see and hold these where needed, the idea unfortunately doesn't translate to using it by yourself if you cut your own hair. Now in all fairness nowhere does it say it's for DIY haircuts, all the pictures show them being used by a barber and it even says "professional" in the description, so I will take the blame for misinterpreting the intended usage, however I'l post this review in the hopes it helps anyone else from making the same mistake. Maybe I'm just not coordinated enough, but I found them tricky to hold in the right spot & angle whilst clipping at the same time, and even more difficult to position correctly when having to switch hands. Shouldn't be a problem for a professional barber as intended, they're decent quality, sturdy enough with just enough flexibility.

Interesting tool for fading. I find it best to use for at home cutting. It takes a while to understand or be able to fade with this comb. Is it better than using a regular comb for fading? Probably not. The fading comb kind of is just like one setting vs a regular comb where you can adjust better. Sometimes my son gets his cuts at home so I thought this would be a useful comb to use but I find it a little hard to work with. Don't really like the price for these would prefer to maybe pay $1 or $2 for each.