Magic Clip Clippers are innovative hair cutting tools that help create professional-looking hairstyles at home. These clippers are known for their powerful motors, precision blades, and easy-to-use design. They are versatile, allowing users to achieve various hair lengths and styles with just one device. Magic Clip Clippers have become popular among barbers and hairstylists for their ability to deliver clean and sharp haircuts. The high-quality blades ensure smooth and even cuts, eliminating the need for multiple passes over the same area. The powerful motor allows for effortless cutting, even with thick or coarse hair.
Opening it up it’s just like its name, blue. It’s got a different smell to it though. It’s not like Royal Crown Hair Dressing or any other light pomade I’ve come across. It reminds me of soapy talcum powder. Like I said, weird smell.
The powerful motor allows for effortless cutting, even with thick or coarse hair. One of the standout features of Magic Clip Clippers is their taper lever, which adjusts the cutting length with ease. This feature is especially handy when creating fades or blending different hair lengths.
Blue Magic Pressing Oil
It’s made by the same company that makes Royal Crown, J Strickland & Co. It also comes in their signature 5oz cardboard tin with metal lid. It’s got the red lid like Royal Crown’s Pomade. On the front it’s got an old retro looking white sign that says “Blue Magic” in blue ink and the “Pressing Oil” is in red ink. There’s also some stars on and around the white sign. Gotta say I love this style of tin and wish I had bulk amounts of them for the pomade that I make!
Opening it up it’s just like its name, blue. It’s got a different smell to it though. It’s not like Royal Crown Hair Dressing or any other light pomade I’ve come across. It reminds me of soapy talcum powder. Like I said, weird smell.
Grabbing this stuff out of the tin it’s feels a lot like Tres Flores Brilliantine. However it spreads in your palms like a hair dressing does, it reminded me of Murray’s Exelento. Combing it in was a breeze! Probably the easiest pomade to comb in that I’ve used so far.
Styling with it was really nice, I dug the smell of it and how easy it was to work into all of my hair. Now I decided not to go with a pomp for this stuff. I wanted to go with a “gentleman’s part” today. My grandfather used to style his hair like this and so did his dad. The part that’s not quite on the side or in the center. Now my grandad used to use boar’s hair brushes to slick his curly hair all the way down to his head, but I didn’t do that.
I just used a regular comb to comb it back, make my part and then comb it to the sides a bit. I did however, use a boar’s hair brush to get the sides nice and slicked down. I just like that in a hair do like this one when the sides are skin tight. It’s uber “gentleman,” in my opinion.
Anyway enough of my ranting we’re supposed to be talking about the product. I really liked how shiny it was and how it had more texture and potential hold than I thought it would. The smell was also pretty nice. However, this stuff was pretty hard for me to find and my wife HATES the smell! So I don’t think I will use this one that often. But for you guys that can find it regularly, go grab a can of this stuff cause its pretty good!
Hope this review was helpful!
It’s made by the same company that makes Royal Crown, J Strickland & Co. It also comes in their signature 5oz cardboard tin with metal lid. It’s got the red lid like Royal Crown’s Pomade. On the front it’s got an old retro looking white sign that says “Blue Magic” in blue ink and the “Pressing Oil” is in red ink. There’s also some stars on and around the white sign. Gotta say I love this style of tin and wish I had bulk amounts of them for the pomade that I make!
The lever allows for precise control over the cutting length, making it possible to achieve a seamless transition between different hair lengths. Another advantage of Magic Clip Clippers is their cordless design. The battery-powered operation provides convenience and freedom of movement, making it easier to maneuver around the head. They also come with rechargeable batteries, ensuring that they are always ready for use. Magic Clip Clippers are not only popular among professionals but also among individuals who prefer to cut their own hair at home. The user-friendly design and adjustable cutting lengths make them suitable for beginners and experienced users alike. With the right technique and practice, anyone can achieve salon-quality results with these clippers. In conclusion, Magic Clip Clippers are a game-changer in the world of hair grooming. They offer professional-level performance, ease of use, and versatility, making them a top choice for both professionals and home users. With these clippers, anyone can achieve stylish and precise haircuts right at home..
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