"If you leave a number of weeks between uses, I would also suggest applying a little oil before you switch them on. And definitely once you’ve finished dust all the hair detritus off and then use a little oil on the blades. It really helps to get a smooth cut if you dust the hair build up off the blade during the cut. "When you buy a set they have a little dusting brush and oil in the kit. "The main thing that I always say is clean and oil your clippers," says Robinson. Just by doing some basic things you can ensure years of faithful service. But don't let that scare you, maintaining your clippers isn't the same as being asked to open up the bonnet of a BMW and fix what's going wrong under the hood. Spending a lot of money on a set of clippers is one thing, but if you don't put some time in for maintenance too, it'll be money wasted. Robinson says that while different brands have different price points, top of the line professional clippers will cost somewhere between £125 and £200. The professional level clippers are like a BMW: good horsepower, safe and strong and will run well for a long time if cared for and serviced well." I would say that they’re like those electric scooters people are now commuting on – they look good and get you where you’re going, but they're not very fast and not particularly stable. "Companies like Wahl for instance will sell clippers for approx £25 to £35. "Pricier clippers have one main thing above their cheaper relatives and that is a more powerful motor," says Robinson. Like most things though, ultimately you get what you pay for. What Do I Get If I Spend More On My Clippers?Ĭhoosing a pair of clippers can be confusing at times because there are so many blade types and materials, ranging from different grades of steel, titanium and even ceramic, out there.
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