Your Product Guide
Clipper Blades
Fade Blade
Fixed Fade blade has a flat cutting surface and is ideal for fading and blending the zero guide line.
Taper Blade
Fixed Taper blade has a slight angle where the tips of the blade slope down to help lift the hair when cutting, often used for bulk cutting.
Tade Blade
The Tade Blade combines the precision of a fade blade with the versatility of a taper, featuring extended teeth that glide effortlessly through thick and textured hair.
Trimmer Blades
Deep Tooth
Designed with longer, deeper teeth for smoother feeding through thick or curly hair. Perfect for bulk removal, detailed shaping, and precise line work with minimal snagging or pulling.
Standard Tooth
Built for precision and control, standard tooth trimmer blades are ideal for everyday detailing, edging, and finishing work. They provide smooth, consistent performance on all hair types with a balanced blend of sharpness and comfort.
Wide Blade
Designed for precision and control when working on large surfaces, providing consistent results with minimal effort.
Shaver Blades
Foil Head & Cutter
Hypoallergenic foil delivers a clean, close shave with less irritation, while precision-engineered inner blades ensure consistent performance and easy upkeep.
Pro Tips
Blade Maintenance
Clean your blades regularly with a brush and dry cloth to remove hair and buildup. For deeper cleaning, remove the blade, disinfect, and apply a few drops of oil along the teeth (not near screws). For clippers: use three drops while running, then wipe off excess.
Blade Alignment
Make sure the moving blade sits evenly behind the fixed blade without extending past it. Misalignment can cause the blade to pull or irritate the skin. Proper alignment means both blades are level and parallel, with no side sitting higher than the other.
Zero Gapped
Clippers: Set your lever to the shortest (closed) position. Loosen the screws and adjust the fixed blade until it’s almost touching the moving blade. A true zero gap means both blade tips are perfectly even. Once aligned, tighten the screws—don’t over-tighten—and make sure the blades are straight.
Trimmers: Remove both blades. Loosen the screws on the moving blade so it can slide. Adjust it until the blade tips are nearly or fully even, but never let the moving blade go past the fixed one. When you’re happy with the alignment, tighten the screws and check they’re straight.
