Required
€30–45
Clippers with a guard set
The one part worth spending on. You want a full guard set and a lever that moves smoothly. Cordless is a convenience, not a requirement.
Objection four, answered
CLIPPERS AND A MIRROR. THAT IS IT.
You do not need a barber station. The full setup I recommend costs less than 2 haircuts, and it is the last money you spend on your hair for a long time.
WHAT YOU NEED
Required
€25–40
A trimmer for the lineup
Any T-blade works. This is what gives you the sharp edge, and it is the tool that makes a two-week-old cut look fresh.
Required
You own one
A mirror
Your bathroom mirror is fine. That is the whole requirement.
WHAT HELPS
Optional
€8–15
A second handheld mirror
Makes the back of your head far easier. Not required — the module covers doing it with one mirror — but it is the cheapest upgrade on this list.
Optional
Free
A cape or an old towel
Saves you a shower. A towel across the shoulders does the same job as a cape.
Optional
€5
Clipper oil and a brush
Usually comes in the box. Oil the blades every few cuts and your clippers last years instead of months.
WHAT THE WHOLE SETUP COSTS
- Clippers
- €30–45
- Trimmer
- €25–40
- Mirror
- €0
- Total, once
- Under €85
- What two haircuts cost you
- €70–80
Your setup pays for itself in the third cut. Everything after that is money you keep.
WHAT YOU DO NOT NEED
- A €300 professional clipper. The difference matters to a barber doing twelve heads a day, not to you doing one head every two weeks.
- A barber chair, a station, or a professional cape.
- Shears, razors or a straight blade. Not for this. Not at the start.
- Three different clippers. One set plus a trimmer covers every cut in this system.
TOOLS SORTED. NOW THE METHOD.
Clippers cut hair. The system tells you where to put them.
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