Remington PG4005 - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 7

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Contour edging:

1.  Hold the device with the cutting blade (teeth) facing you and at 90 degrees to the skin.

2.  Start with the edge of the beard/moustache line and, with the blade resting lightly 

against the skin, use slow controlled movements to create contoured lines.

Close hair cutting:

1.  Use the fingers of one hand to lift the hair at the base of your head up off your neck.

2.  Your index finger should be covering the roots of the hairs you are lifting to prevent 

them from being accidentally cut.

3.  Hold the trimmer to the base of your neck with the blade facing up. Move the trimmer 

up the neck until it touches your index finger which is protecting the hair roots.

4.  Move your trimmer slowly and keep the hair roots at the base of your head out of the 

way of the trimmer.

DETAILED NOSE, EYEBROW AND EAR HAIR TRIMMING

Attachments

Nose, ear and eyebrow trimmer

Nose and ear:

1.  Fit the nose, ear and eyebrow trimmer.

2.  Insert the attachment gently into the nostril or ear.

3.  Gently move the attachment in and out while rotating the groomer at the same time.

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Don’t insert the attachment more than 6 mm into the nostril or ear.

Eyebrow:

1.  Carefully guide the attachment to remove any stray or longer hairs from the eybrow.

2.  To completely remove hairs, let the attachment touch the skin then move over the 

desired area.

MICRO STUBBLE AND PRECISION TRIMMING

Attachments

Precision trimmer

Micro stubble:

The attachment has Trim Shave Technology which trims hair down to 0.2 mm to leave a 

micro stubble finish.

1.  Fit the precision trimmer.

2.  Hold the attachment so that the guide on the lower edge of the blade contacts the 

skin (in a the same way you as you would hold a wet razor). The guide on the lower 

edge of the blade helps to stretch the skin during trimming.

3.  Use motions similar to wet shaving. 

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