Beard Line Shaping Template for Sharp Cheek & Neck Lines
Walk out with sharp, even cheek and neck lines. The EPIC Beard Bro template combines a flat guide edge, notched markers and a fine-tooth comb in one compact piece.
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Walk out with sharp, even cheek and neck lines. The EPIC Beard Bro template combines a flat guide edge, notched markers and a fine-tooth comb in one compact piece.
Shape your beard lines cleanly with one guide-and-comb tool
- uneven beard lines
- crooked neckline
- guessing where to shave
- tangled or unruly beard hair
Shape your beard lines cleanly, every morning
Stop guessing where the line goes. Set one guide edge, comb the hair first, and finish with the crisp, even cheek and neck lines you want.
A flat edge that sets the line for you
- A flat edge that sets the line
The L-shaped flat guide gives the razor one straight edge to follow for cheek and neck lines. The edge decides the line, so your eye does not have to.
- Notched markers for repeatable placement
Notches along the cheek line give you fixed points to match against your jaw. Line up the same notch each morning and the line lands in the same place.
- Comb first, then cut
The fine-tooth comb section detangles hair so the guide sits flat against the skin. Flat hair means an even cut and a cleaner line.
Comb, align, and follow the straight edge
- 1Comb the beard flat
Use the fine-tooth section on clean, lightly damp hair so the guide sits flat.
- 2Align the guide
Hold the template against your jaw and match the notched marker to your line.
- 3Follow the edge
Run the razor along the straight edge in short, light strokes. Do not press hard.
From guessing to guided
The uneven line at the sink
One side never quite matches the other, and you cannot see it well enough to fix it. So you trim again, and again, and the line moves a little further each time.
A guide that sets the edge
The template gives you a flat edge and notched markers. They decide where the line goes, and the razor simply follows.
Clean lines, every morning
Comb, align, follow the edge. A few minutes later the lines are sharp and even, and you walk out without second-guessing.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It is built around a standard cheek line, and the notched markers let you place it where your own line should sit. Very unusual styles need some adjustment by eye.
The molded body is rigid and does not flex under light pressure. Comb the hair flat first and hold the template flat against the skin.
The guide gives the razor a fixed path, which removes much of the guesswork that causes over-cutting. Use light, steady strokes and never press hard against the template.
Freehand relies on what you can see in the mirror, and the line drifts. The guide edge repeats the same line every morning, and it is a one-time purchase that can replace regular barber edge-ups.
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