• Speed Mapping:Don’t stick to one speed. Use 10,000 RPM for initial bulk removal to save time. When you reach the fading and blending stage, switch down to 8,000 RPM—the lower speed gives you superior control for surgical precision and softer transitions.
• Leveraging Constant Torque:The DC motor won't bog down in thick hair. Use this to your advantage: maintain a slow, steady sweeping motion. This allows the Titanium Carbon blades to cut every single hair perfectly at the first pass without leaving patches.
• The Pro "Flick-out":The 1.4 kg weight and ergonomic frame provide excellent stability. At the blend line, use the clipper’s momentum to perform a "C-motion" flick. The high RPM ensures that this quick movement blurs lines instantly for a seamless fade.
• Thermal Management:10,000 RPM creates friction. As a pro, stay ahead of the heat: use a cooling spray every 5-10 minutes. If the blades feel warm, drop down to the 8,000 RPM setting for detail work to let the metal cool down while you continue styling.

1. Preparation:Ensure the hair is clean and tangle-free. Make sure the battery is charged, or keep the clipper on its charging base between sessions.
2. Selecting Speed:Turn the device on and choose the appropriate setting for the task:
   1. Level I (8,000 RPM):For precision detailing, delicate blending, and fine hair types.
   2. Level II (10,000 RPM):For thick hair textures and rapid bulk removal.
3. Attaching Combs:Snap on the desired comb length (1.5mm to 13mm). Always start with a longer guard if you are unsure about the final length.
4. Cutting Technique:Move the clipper against the direction of hair growth using steady, smooth strokes. The rotary DC motor prevents speed drops, so there is no need to rush or tug.
5. Maintenance:After every use, clear the hair from the blades using the cleaning brush and apply a few drops of oil to ensure smooth operation.

Manufacturer and distributor:
Alveola Ltd.
Hungary, 1143 Budapest Gizella street 28/a
Tel: +36 1251 2270
information [at]alveola.com