Beard trimmers
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Buying a beard trimmer that only trims beards is half-measures these days: the 14-in-1 multigroomer from Strex trims beards, hair, body hair, nose hair, and defines lines with interchangeable attachments — one device on the charger instead of a drawer full of loose tools. Also in the collection: the compact 3-in-1 nose hair trimmer for on the go, and a 2-in-1 hair straightener that both straightens and curls.
What does 14-in-1 mean in practice?
Fourteen attachments sounds like marketing until you categorize them by what you actually use them for: comb attachments in increasing lengths for beard and hair (from stubble to clipper cut), a precision head for lines along the jaw and neck, a body attachment for chest and underarms, and the nose and ear head for jobs where a regular trimmer is too coarse. The real benefit isn't the number, but the replacement: the separate hair clipper, body groomer, and nose trimmer that you would otherwise buy — and charge — separately are all in one holder here.
What should you look out for?
- ✔ Attachments and lengths — the more comb lengths, the more precisely you can transition from stubble to a full beard
- ✔ Rechargeable and cordless — trim at the mirror without a cord dangling across the sink
- ✔ Rinsable heads — rinsing away hair under the tap saves daily hassle
- ✔ Rotating nose head — trims hair without pulling; the difference compared to a morning with tweezers
- ✔ Warranty — 2 years standard with Strex
The trimming mistake every beginner makes: starting too short
The golden rule that hairdressers follow and box instructions ignore: always start with a longer comb than you think you need. You can always trim hair that is still there shorter; but if you go too short, you'll be waiting two weeks. A practical route for an even beard: start two settings higher, trim against the grain for consistent length, and only drop a setting if it still looks too full. The detail head comes last — jawline and neck in one smooth motion, not ten corrections. Anyone who works this way will have found their own personal grooming routine within two sessions.
The nose hair trimmer earns its place in both the bathroom drawer and the travel bag: small, battery-powered, and the answer to that detail everyone sees but no one mentions. And the 2-in-1 hair straightener makes the collection family-friendly — straighten along the length, curl around the rounded edge; one tool for two styles. You can find sleep masks and more self-care items under sleep & wellness, and the full range under home & kitchen.
Frequently asked questions
Can I also cut my hair with the 14-in-1?
Yes, with the comb attachments in increasing lengths, the multigroomer works as a clipper for short hair and for touching up your haircut and contours. For a sharp result: cut with the direction of hair growth and work in paths using the same comb setting.
Does a nose hair trimmer hurt?
No — that is exactly the difference compared to tweezers. The rotating head cuts hairs off instead of pulling them out, without touching the skin. A few seconds of circling per nostril is enough, painless and without irritation.
Can I clean the trimmer under the tap?
You can rinse the attachments under the tap — hair and skin flakes gone in seconds. Keep the device itself dry and wipe it clean; dry the heads off briefly before putting them back in the holder.
Does the hair straightener also work for curls?
Yes, in addition to the flat plates, the 2-in-1 has a rounded exterior: wrap the hair around the straightener and you curl instead of straighten. One device thus covers both styles — convenient in a household with different hair needs.
Check out the grooming tools from Strex — from 14-in-1 trimmer to hair straightener — and bring your entire grooming routine down to one drawer.
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