Reddit reviews Philips Norelco MG3750 Multigroom All-In-One Series 3000, 13 attachment trimmer

Philips Norelco Multigroom All-In-One Series 3000, 13 attachment trimmer, MG3750

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K1HPA60/

18$

You can use a cheap beard trimmer made for men's faces! Just put it on a low-ish guard and run it all over like you're mowing the lawn. Easy, cheap, and pain free.

edit: like this one https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-Groomer-MG3750-60/dp/B01K1HPA60/

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2. Get a Trimmer like this one and use the appropriate guard to protect you from cutting to short or cutting your skin.

Thanks man, yeah some easy pointers on the beard. Get a good set of clippers - I use something like this and find a number you like to keep it trimmed to. I usually do a 4.

For trimming and shaping go ahead and get a couple cheap shaping tools and follow the instructions. I use something like this.

Lastly, if I want to make a change in the shape of my beard I start small. I will start with a quarter of how much I think I want to take it up and live with that for a day. I would way rather spend a few days making sure I get what I want than cut too much off in haste and have to restart.

I’ve read your most recent posts and comments and you seem to have been pretty resistant to any kind of input thus far. I do agree that some people have been unnecessarily harsh, and I’m sorry for that, so I’ll try to give you some tips with what we’ve got to work with here. Keep in mind nothing I’m saying here is intended to attack you, I’m trying to help with your beard. It’s normal to not know what you’re doing when you start growing a beard. I certainly didn’t.

I agree that to truly help you with your beard, we need better pictures. One picture of your face straight on, with nothing blocking it, and another one of a side view.

The most important part of having a good-looking beard is trimming/styling. You can’t start with a clean shaven face and expect to end up with a perfect beard in a few weeks without any maintenance. It takes time. I don’t think you should take the nuclear option and shave the whole thing off like you mentioned in r/offmychest. All that would do is reset all the progress you’ve already made, which I’ll explain further down. I’d recommend buying this trimmer. It’s inexpensive, and very good value for the price. I have it and have used it regularly for about a year. It comes with a range of guards to trim your beard to different lengths, as well as a smaller styling trimmer. A trimmer like this is very important to own if you want to have a beard.

Trimming: The other guy mentioned that you have a weak mustache compared to the rest of your beard, and I agree with this, but it is absolutely fixable. You need to keep in mind that not all the hair on your face grows at the same pace. I’d guess that the longest parts of your beard are around 10-12mm right now, those are where the hairs are getting curly and it’s making the beard look messy. Your mustache is probably around 5-6mm. What I’d recommend doing once you get the trimmer, is trim your entire beard down to about 7mm. Not only does this clean up the scraggly look, but it gives the hair that grows slower more time to catch up. Continue shaving everything down to that length every few days, and over time your beard will look more filled in as all of the hair reaches the same length. Your mustache will eventually be a consistent length with your beard, and many of the patchier parts will look fuller. Shaving everything off just because your beard doesn’t look good right now will just reset the progress you’ve made on growing the slower-to-grow hairs.

Styling: Styling your cheek line (line from your sideburn to your mouth) and neck line are very important. In general for your neck, there shouldn’t be any hair below the crease where the bottom of your chin/head meets your neck. Neck beards don’t look good on anyone. This line should go to the bottom of your jawbone, beneath your ear. When done right, this accentuates your jawline. For your cheek, it really depends on how much hair you grow there. For a lot of people the cheeks are one of the hardest place to grow hair. If you have a well filled in beard on your cheeks, you can do a straight line from your sideburns to your mouth. If it is patchy, I’d recommend a more curved line. In my opinion cleaning your cheeks up is the most important part. I can see a lot of stray hairs on your cheeks and just cleaning those areas up with a razor will help a lot.

I typically trim my beard to a consistent length every 3-4 days, and straighten out my neck line after trimming. I clean up the stubble on my cheeks every 1-2 days (makes a huge difference in how clean your beard looks).

If you have questions, feel free to pm me. I can send you pictures of my own beard if you need help understanding what I’m talking about.

This one works really well for me.

Thanks for advice. Doesnt that look too basic though?

I was thinking about this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K1HPA60/
and I came here to find something better than this one for roughly same price.

This works good for me, I'm sure they have one at Walmart too.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01K1HPA60/ref=dp_ob_neva_mobile

Model to 3D print. Stand for this razor and accessories.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K1HPA60

Similar to the one from this razor.
https://www.amazon.com/Sminiker-Professional-Waterproof-Precision-Rechargeable

maybe this isn't the answer you're looking for, but it's always (for the last 7 years) worked great for me!

I use a men's beard shaver (has various attachments but I just use the trimmer, I'm sure they also make them for women but the one I have is for men: https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-Multigroom-attachments-MG3750/dp/B01K1HPA60/ref=zg_bs_234951011_15?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=7K6WW77PQSG3FD770ZF1), put my leg up on a higher surface, and trim away. has a nice look and no ingrown hairs - ever! pull the labia to either side, it's easy, and you don't even need cream or gel.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K1HPA60?ref=dacx_dp_2397670500501_5514832750701&me=ATVPDKIKX0DER&aaxitk=WE4qVzQkGloQDx6maIUvPw

This is the type and brand that I use. Though this one is much newer and fancier looking than mine. As you may notice if you search more of this brand, a lot of them have 3 circular bladed heads that I imagine provide a much closer shave, but Ive never felt it was necessary to go for those for what I need it for. This one works better to create a clean looking edge for my beard, but I think the aforementioned kind has a sort of pop-out trimmer that can be used for the same purpose.
Hope this helps you.

Edit: Id also like to point out that I did use the kind with the 3 circular heads when I first started out and that kind irritated my skin. But that was 10 years ago and the shaver I was using was a cheap hand-me-down from my dad; definitely not as nice as they are now. If you're going for the completely clean shaven look it may be worth it to check those out. Always check reviews of course.

Cheap trimmer.

Get fancy with it dude.

This one? https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-Multigroom-attachment-MG3750/dp/B01K1HPA60/ref=lp_10586017011_1_1_a_it

I would recommend something like this beard trimmer. Just my opinion, I think it looks better not bald but with some hair and the trimmer lets you adjust the length of cut that you want so it looks nice and even. Of course, be careful with the trimmer since it is made to cut anything in its blade, even skin. Then I would suggest a Gillette razor on the scrotum since, again my opinion, I think it's looks nicer without hair. I really wouldn't recommend an electric razor for pubic or scrotum hair but I don't like them in general either. If you really are planning to use just an electric razor for your whole genital area trimming......then I guess I didn't answer your question. Lol.

Get electric clippers versus electric razor the clippers will always leave a little stubble.

Get a personal grooming trimmer, they're cheap and effective, something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-Multigroom-attachment-MG3750/dp/B01K1HPA60/ It doesn't hurt unless you're really not careful, just take it slow and you'll get the hang of it. ezpz.

Edit: Also, I do not recommend shaving, ever.