Flowbee Haircutting System | Self Haircut Trimmer to Cut Your own Hair at Home | Flowbee Hair Cutting Machine | Mini Vac Sold Separately
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Features
- Cut Your Hairs in Minutes :- Flowbee haircutting kit enables you to enjoy salon-quality haircuts at home within minutes.
- Works with Most Vacuums with Ease :- Flowbee works with most of the vacuums you already have, however you can buy Flowbee Super mini Vac also to use with our Flowbee Hair Cutting System.
- Mess-Free Haircuts :- Flowbee hair clippers for men ensure clean cuts by drawing the hair directly into the vacuum, leaving no hair on your neck, clothes, or floor during the haircuts.
- Attachments Included :- This hair cutter machine for men comes with various sized spacers/attachments for cutting your hairs at various lengths.
- Beginners Friendly :- Even if you're new to cutting your own hair, the Flowbee is incredibly easy to use. You can create stylish haircuts on your first try, all by yourself.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 15.2 x 8.9 x 4.7 inches; 2.98 Pounds
Item model number : Haircutting machine
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Manufacturer : FLOWBEE
Best Sellers Rank: #72,778 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #427 in Hair Clippers & Accessories
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,678)
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My husband has been cutting his own hair with this Flowbee for years! I would definately recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by Danette Whalen
On Jan 19, 2015, Flo, as she was affectionately known in our house, died. But she died on the job, amazingly just as she completed her last cut. I took her apart and tried to revive, but lo and behold the cam that connects the motor to the blades had sheared, leaving resuscitation impossible. However, the motor was still running. RIP~~~1992-2015. Twenty three years old. With at least one cut a month that is 276 cuts. Bought her on sale for $59. You do the math, based on how much a person would spend on hair cuts in your area, for how much I saved. But the savings is not the best thing. I did not have to make appointments, spend time in a salon, did not have to leave the house, it is fast (5 minutes at best), no tips, and as good a cut as I would have received anywhere based on my style of cut. Plus I can keep my hair with that just cut look as often as I want. Now if you do unusual tapering or cutting, it can be done with this, but it would take more time, and may require the help of another person. So I was hoping they still made these, and although the look has changed over the years, I was glad I found out it was still available. Since 1992 I found that there are other possibilites of this format available. I checked them out and still came back to the Flowbee. Some people here complain about the quality of the materials. From what I observed, I have found that criticism to be unfounded. Although time will tell if it holds up as well as the old one I guess. I have enclosed a picture to show the difference in design (new on left), but the plastic casing should hold up as well the old one under normal use. I do not think either would survive a drop on a hard surface. I agree, the plastic spacers should be of better quality, but they are the same material as my old ones, and they lasted 23 years. Yes, some of the old ones did break, but I was able to use glue or tape to repair them. I do not know if it was a mistake, but this new Flowbee came with two sets of spacers. I am going to still use my old ones until they totally give out, as they still fit the new unit perfectly. As far as how the new Flowbee works, it seems to cut as well or better than my old one. One would hope so as the blades should be sharper. No complaints here. If you are new to this system, make sure you use the oil supplied to lube the blades at least every other cut. The oil they supply should last the lifetime of the unit, as I still have some left over from the old one. One other thing I like is that the new one has a hose adapter that makes it easier to connect to my shopvac. By the way, if you want the most even cut possible, make sure your shopvac is at least 2 HP. I actually use the one in my shop and it is 5.5 HP. Draws the hair up to be cut accurately and as fast as possible. My kids did not call it the "suck cut" for nothing. So if you would like a hair cut that takes about 5 minutes, costs practically nothing, this may be the unit for you, and if it lasts another 23 years, I'll probably be dead or bald anyway.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2015 by RevDrRon RevDrRon
First time out of the box - it literally took me longer to set this up than to do a full haircut. Next time it will undoubtedly go faster. Before ordering I looked at several imitators, read a lot of reviews, and watched a ton of you-tube videos on the Flowbee. Nothing got as good reviews as the original Flowbee - no mention of it pinching or pulling hair or jamming. Then after ordering I waited impatiently for it to arrive. After it was dropped off, I wasted no time in jumping right in since I hadn't had a haircut in 6 weeks and was getting pretty shaggy. I have fine hair so the vacuum had no issues sucking it in. I started with the longer spacer for the top (as instructed in the videos to keep it from sucking in too much hair at once), switched to the medium spacer for the middle, and used the shorter spacer with the tapered foot for the back ear-to-ear. All techniques I learned in the various videos. And you ABSOLUTELY cannot get a more precise cut - every hair is EXACTLY the length you decide it should be. That's something my barber can never do. After a quick trim up around my ears, sideburns, and eyebrows with the pop-up trimmer on my electric razor I was done. I'll probably need to shave the back of my neck and I'll do that in the morning. The only problem I had was with the foot. At first I clipped this into the larger extension but it was very difficult to get loose because you can't pinch the sides in to remove it. So I put the regular foot into one of the short extensions and the tapered foot into the other and will just leave those there. There's nothing I'm going to trim that's shorter that this anyway. Some reviews mentioned that the spacers were difficult to work with but I'd rather have that than have one pop loose and I accidentally cut off too much hair. Other reviews mentioned the noise, but it's no louder than running a hair dryer. And one wondered why there wasn't a lot of hair in the vacuum. It basically pulverizes the hair into very short pieces as it slips through the blades - so there wont be any pieces left longer than say 1/4". I just emptied my vacuum and got tiny snippets and hair dust. And the last point people make is that it seems like a silly idea to cut your own hair. Well poppycock to that - it's easy to do and saved me $40 on the first haircut alone (two more will pay for it). And on my first try I really did gave myself a damn good haircut! After I get practiced it might be even better. The only bad news is that I have to wait a few weeks to play with ... er I mean USE it again! I'll make an appointment with my new barber Flow-ed (get it, Floyd the barber).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2018 by David Allen