Barber Kit(437)

Both styles can work well; it really comes down to your routine.

• Corded: Consistent power with no need to recharge. It can be helpful for longer sessions or multiple back-to-back haircuts. You’ll need an outlet and a bit more room for the cord.
• Cordless: Great for maneuverability and self-cuts. Runtime and charge time vary by model, so check the product description for battery details, LED/LCD indicators, and charging method (USB or stand).
• Kit contents: Some cordless sets include a detail trimmer or foil shaver for edging and cleanup, which can add flexibility.

If you travel often or cut in tight spaces, cordless convenience may stand out. For high-volume home use, steady corded power can be appealing. Availability and features vary on Walmart.com, and pickup or delivery options may be offered.

Contents vary by set, but most home barber kits include essentials to cut and tidy up.

• Main clipper: For bulk cutting and overall shaping.
• Detail trimmer: Often a T-blade for edging sideburns, necklines, and designs.
• Foil shaver: Included in some kits for a closer finish on stubble or cleanup.
• Guide combs/guards: Numbered attachments for different lengths and blending.
• Maintenance tools: Blade oil and a cleaning brush to help keep performance consistent.
• Accessories: Scissors, a comb, and a barber cape are commonly added.
• Power: A cord for corded models, or a charger/USB cable for cordless.

Check the “What’s included” section and photos on Walmart.com for exact contents, guard counts, and charging style. Choose the mix that fits your grooming routine.

Regular maintenance can help keep blades cutting smoothly, but always follow the manual for your kit.

1. Power down: Unplug or switch off and detach guards.
2. Brush away hair: Use the included brush to clear blades, guards, and vents.
3. If washable: Only rinse detachable, washable parts if your instructions say they’re waterproof. Dry completely.
4. Oil the blades: Place a few drops of clipper oil across the teeth and sides. Turn the clipper on briefly to distribute, then wipe excess.
5. Disinfect guards/combs: Wash guards with mild soap and water, then dry.
6. Store smart: Keep tools in the case or a dry area between uses.

Maintenance needs vary by model and usage. Checking care details on the product page can help you match the steps to your kit.

A simple fade is about stepping down guard lengths gradually and blending as you go.

1. Start longer: Begin with a higher-number guard on the sides/back to set your longest section.
2. Step down: Move to the next shorter guard to create the mid section, then a shorter one for the lower section.
3. Blend: Use the taper lever (if included) with small, upward strokes to soften lines between lengths.
4. Detail work: Use the trimmer for edges, around ears, and the neckline.

• Tip: Work slowly, start longer than you think, and check the kit’s guard chart for length references.
• Note: Hair type and tools affect results, so take your time and adjust as needed.

You can find many accessories on Walmart.com; just match them to your tool.

• Search by need: Try terms like “guide comb set,” “clipper oil,” “replacement blade,” or “charging cable.”
• Check compatibility: Compare your model number, blade width, and attachment style with the accessory description. Some “universal” guards fit standard blades, but compatibility can vary.
• Review product info: The product page and manual often list compatible parts.
• Consider kits: Grooming accessory bundles may include oil, brushes, and extra guards.

Availability can change over time, and results vary by model. Pickup and delivery options may be offered in your area for added convenience.