The essential toolkit for cutting hair at home. As a parent on a budget, these are the reliable clippers, trimmers, and products I use for successful DIY haircuts.
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These tools work very well at helping  you achieve the cut you desire. Practice makes always better.
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Great cordless clippers for edging up and shaving. Sharp. No pulling hair. Battery charge last for a while. You don't have to worry about the cord getting in your way as your cutting and looking in the mirror.
Andis 74100 GTX-EXO Beard & Hair Trimmer, Black
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Best for cutting hair. Exchangeable cutting blades. Long lasting charge. Cuts smoothly and even. Definitely worth the price.
Replacement battery for Oster Octane clippers. Comes in handy when your clippers die. Easy to swap.
Oster Li-ion Battery for Octane Clipper
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Replacement blade for Andis GTX-EXO. It comes in handy when your blade gets dull or damaged.
GTX EXO Cordless Gold GTX Z Blade | ANDIS
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I personally don't own this 3 way mirror. The one I have is very old and doesn't have an LED. I would choose this one if I didn't have one. This frees up your other hand from holding the mirror while you cut your hair, and also helps you see diffrent...
The 360 Mirror - 3 Way Adjustable Trifold LED
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This set is not bad. It's cheaper then the Andis and Oster. I mainly bought the trimmer for the different attachments. I use the foil, nose hair and body trimmer attachments.
Ufree Beard Trimmer Electric Razor Shaver
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For me this has been the best for sanitizing my clippers, trimmers and liners. The spray lubricates as well.