Cordless Split End Trimmer for Long, Dry Hair Ends

Snips the tip, leaves your length alone

• Snips the tip, not the length

  The clear dome guard sits over the cutting slot and guides the blade to the damaged tip. You see where the cut will land before it happens, so you remove the split and nothing more.

• Cordless, charges while you use it

  The rechargeable battery charges through a Type-C port, and you can keep trimming with the cable plugged in. The battery indicator shows the charge level at a glance. Coil the cable after use and keep it with your cable organizers.

• Textured grip, steady in the hand

  The diamond-textured grip keeps the handle steady while you work through a small section. The glossy body and chrome-look trim plate look finished on a bathroom shelf, and the trimmer stays where you put it.

Section, comb, snip in minutes

1. 1
   Dry and detangle

   Brush out tangles on dry hair so each strand lies flat.

2. 2
   Section with the clips

   Clip off a small section and hold it between your fingers so the tips sit forward.

3. 3
   Trim only the damaged tip

   Bring the split end into the cutting slot under the dome guard and trim that tip alone.

4. 4
   Comb, then charge

   Clear the cutting area with the comb and plug the Type-C cable in for the next session.

Everything you need for at-home trims

• Cordless split end trimmer×1

  Glossy body with clear dome guard and chrome-look trim plate

• Cleaning comb×1

  Clears loose hair from the cutting area

• Sectioning clips×2

  Hold hair in small sections while you work

• USB cable×1

  Type-C end for charging

• Instruction manual×1

  Short steps for charging and sectioning

Fraying tips, one salon booking away

The ends you keep hiding

Long hair dries out at the tips first. Each week a split creeps a little higher, and the mirror shows it before you admit it. The next salon slot is weeks away, and the last cut left you wary of losing more length than you meant to.

Trim the tip, keep the length

A targeted trimmer takes off only the damaged tip. The clear dome guard sits over the cutting slot, so the blade reaches the frayed end and stops there. Kitchen scissors cannot do that. Blunt cuts pick random lengths and fray the ends further.

Maintenance on your schedule

Section a few strands, comb them out and trim the tips while you wait for the kettle. Between salon visits your ends feel finer and look smoother, and the length you grew stays put. Keep it on the counter near your makeup mirrors so it is always within reach.

What to expect, trim by trim

1. First use
   Learn the sectioning method

   Your first trim takes longer while you learn to section and guide the dome guard to the damaged tip. Go slowly and take only a little at a time.

2. 3 uses
   Trims get quicker

   Sectioning and trimming settle into a routine. The ends you trim feel more even when you run your fingers over them.

3. 30 days
   Ends look and feel tidier

   With regular tip maintenance between salon visits, splits stay short and fewer frayed ends show. Hair type and damage level set how fast the change shows.

Clean and charge after every trim

• Clean after every trim

  Run the included comb through the cutting area to clear loose hair.

• Trim dry hair

  Wet hair stretches, so the cut can run longer than you planned.

• Charge over Type-C

  Unplug once full and stay nearby while it charges.

• Store it dry

  Keep the trimmer away from the sink between uses.

Between salon visits, without the wait