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My 2 employees got me a FlowBee for my birthday over 20 years ago and I haven't been to a barber since! Cha Ching $
There is a used one on Ebay right now for a mere $350.So, whatever happened to the Flowbee anyway? I never had one, never used one, but I always--even 30 years ago--wondered what the haircut was like. Was it useful? The models in the ads always seemed to have longish hair and I was in the Army with a buzz cut. Not much of an opportunity for me there.
Still in business with direct sales through their website. https://www.flowbee.com/order_page.htm
$99 use with any small diameter vacuum hose (I use my small shopvac).
Been using one for over 30 years.
Flowbee vs Barber:
No risk of getting a Barber that has a different idea than you about how you want your hair cut.
No waiting or appointments. A fifteen minute haircut any time you want it (you don't even have to get dressed ).
Adjustable length between maybe 1/2" to around 4". Snap on guides to insure the exact length. Gets the hair even, then you can taper the edges with the tapered guide if you want. Or touchup the edges with a beard trimmer.
You cut your hair to look how YOU want it to look, not by pointing to a photo on the wall. May not work well with some hair (curly, stiff, etc.) If the nozzle of a vacuum can't pull the hair straight, it probably won't work well.
I bought it mainly for the incredible amount of time and money I was saving, plus the too many times when the result of a barbershop left me unhappy.
Will never go back.
This endorsement means nothing without pictures...........
This endorsement means nothing without pictures...........
Me and my brother usually had crew cuts.
Here's a picture from 1959. I'm the little guy pinching myself.
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