Good evening!

Thank you so much for watching the live stream! 😆

"The angle of the scissors as a whole when they come into contact with the hair"

That's it! ✨

If you cut at an angle as if you were cutting with scissors from above, you’ll end up cutting only the area above the eyes,

I can't get the part that supports the shape of the forehead to work 🥺

So I think the advice to "keep the blade tip down" applies here too!

If you apply it from the top and let it run out toward the outer corners of your eyes, product tends to linger in the area just in front of your ears, and in an effort to balance that weight, you end up applying too much from the top of your eyes all the way up to your scalp, so

I’m worried my forehead will just keep getting lower and flatter, losing all its dimension 🥲

You might not feel up to it at first, but try connecting them vertically up to the width of number 11 ✨

Thank you so much! 😆✨

When I asked the viewers during today’s live stream, they said the same thing: “I check Instagram!”

QIX's seminar sounds interesting! I'd like to check it out too 💪

I use Soft Santia!

I’d love to know what eye drops you all use 🥺

Good evening! 😆

Thank you so much for all the photos and videos—they’re so clear and easy to understand! ✨

Isn't this just amazing? 💓

That's cute!

It really depends on personal preference when it comes to muzzle size, so it’s hard to say

・Leave the bulges at numbers 21 and 23

・Set the stop line a little further back

I think this will give it a fluffy texture.

If you leave just a little bit of number 10, the lines will look fuller and rounder.

The reason your head looks square when you pull your ears back is that the hair in front of your ears stands up, blocking the view of the hair on the back of your head.

Try to make sure to leave plenty of space between numbers 6, 12, and 15 ✨

Leaving the back of the head makes the head's outline appear rounder, so

I think I can handle number 3 better.

I’ll explain this in more detail at our next live stream.

Nice to meet you!

Rusk

Sorry for the late reply.

Thank you for the additional information 😊

I think it’s most likely due to the setting on number 4 or the starting position of the trimmer.

I’ll talk about it in more detail during today’s live stream.

I look forward to working with you! ✨

I'm thinking about getting a new hair clipper, too!

I used to use Heineken and Brauura!

The Heineiger has plenty of power, but it’s heavy, so I didn’t use it much.

I really liked using Bravura, but since Wall has withdrawn from the pet industry, I’m looking for a replacement.

・Cinnamon Moon

・joyzee

・Slive

・F.I.A

I'm a bit concerned about that

Since my Mini Bali also uses the Vetiva Mini from Wall, I’ve been thinking about getting a new one!

Please let me know what you all use.

I use Sinamoon! It's okay.

Personally, I found Shark the easiest to use!

I felt that the blades from Wall, Heiniger, and Oster caused fewer injuries.

You can buy replacement blades at a lower price on Amazon in the U.S.

Wall's Brauwer retired due to frequent injuries.

(Since we have a large staff, safety comes first)

I'm glad I used the attachment!

I'm curious about the THRIVE cordless model

Does anyone use this?

The clippers are from Heiniger and Wall's Bravura.

Heiniger is for the body

The Bravura is designed for use on delicate areas such as the belly, soles of the feet, and ears. It operates quietly and features an adjustable blade that can be set to lengths ranging from 0.7 to 3 millimeters.