A barber from California created a compact beard-shaping tool with an integrated comb designed to cut straight lines along the beard edge. The presenter unboxes it, praises the sleek packaging and clever design, but skips a live demo to keep his own beard intact.
I got something from Dixon. It's a brother, it's a barber in California. He has a beard product here and I'm opening it. I'm doing a, what do you call it, unpackaging video. See what this is all about. Again, this is a beard tool. You see that? Really smartly done. It's a nice, beautifully packed package. I don't need this necessarily, but I wanted to see it up close and personal, and I like this, man. This is cool. So how you use this, guys, is you would just place this right near wherever your beard is. See that? And you would get hit here, depending if you have a corner of your tip of your, uh, of your mouth. You can see anything off here with the clipper. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to demonstrate because I can't see that, that close. I don't want to take my beard back. But this is, this is cool. This is cool. And then he has on my ends here, he has like a little place for for the comb. Okay. All right, Dixon. Very inventive, man. Very inventive. Then I guess if you want to make a straighter line, I'm doing it poor because I guess I took this, but you saw me and do it, so I haven't— I don't know all the ways that you would hold this, but it's about straight lines, right? I dig this. I dig this. Yes, touche, my friend. Pick it up, guys. My man Dixon out in Cali, out in sunny California. All right, brother.
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