Pro Beauty Tools Home Haircutting Kit, Pink

It is easy to use. Does the job like it says. Saves you money from going the the salon just to get your bangs trimmed.

I bought this set as a backup set.I have used this clip to trim my own bangs for decades.In fact, I do a better job myself with this gadget than any hairdresser I’ve ever been to.It’s fool-proof and easy.Just trim a little a a time until the desired effect is reached.This thing paid for itself hundreds of times over.I saved a ton of money and inconvenience of having to go to the salon just for a bang trim.Best investment ever!

I’ve been using BANGO to cut my hair for years and love it! I recently bought a couple extra kits for back up. I have short, above shoulder-length, fine hair with no bangs—the BANGO works well for me. I use it to make really straight cuts.HOW TO CUT A HEAD OF HAIR WITH A "BANGO"First, decide how much hair you want to cut off—for me it was about two inches, and then find a bathroom with a good mirror. Secondly, take a nice shower and then part your hair in the middle as strait as you can.Third, comb all your hair with a good comb and then trim it at the bottom to the length you want it without using the BANGO. Keep combing it while cutting and use a handheld mirror to see the back. The shorter the end result, the easier it is to do the back.Fourth, divide the sides of your hair into top and bottom sections (layers). Comb the top section upward at an angle and use the BANGO to “clamp” and straighten the section and move it through your hair until about two inches of hair are left on the end of the BANGO to be cut off, and then cut. Just cut straight cuts, you don’t need to use the notches. Repeat on the other side.Fifth, divide the back with a part in the middle and in three sections from top to bottom for a total of six sections in the back—it doesn’t have to be exact or all at once. Do one section at a time. Start with the top layers and repeat the fourth step with the top four sections in the back. You may use a mirror to see where you want to cut it. The beauty of the BANGO is that while hair is in it, you can carefully move a section of the hair down to see if it will be the length you want it or turn it to an easier cutting angle without messing up the cut--this is how I cut the back.Sixth, use a handheld mirror and look at the sides and back to see if there is anything you want to fix. This time you don’t have to divide it into even sections—you’re just rounding it off. Just pick up that section of hair, comb it, and use the BANGO on it to achieve the length you want it to be or just even it out. Repeat until you’re satisfied. The whole process (cleanup and shower before and after included) should take two to three hours.Warning: It may take several haircuts before you're proficient at it. : )