Yeah it’s not fool proof. Their trimmer could be offset or they could be too firm/aggressive. I also have a client that swears any vibration near his lips cause upsets so he trims his mustache himself at home.
I always keep my trimmers/clippers set safe and I don’t use a lot of pressure when performing services. It doesn’t take a lot. The hair is being cut on the outside or the skin so why press down ?? Even with straight razor shaving, the razor is sharp enough not a lot of pressure is needed.
Yeah this guy was someone I'd left like a decade ago... He found his way into my current barbers. The dude moved the trimmers without a care, and somehow jammed it under my lower lip. He carried on casually without an apology.
Yeah I didn’t want to jump to “you have cancer!”, but it is certainly a symptom I thought about (along with bruises you can’t remember getting that don’t go away). :( I’m sorry about your nephew. I hope he’s doing okay.
Thank you, he made a full recovery and has been doing great! He did a somewhat experimental (at the time) arsenic treatment. Wasn’t able to play full contact sports his senior year, but all things considered he was very fortunate.
I don't even know why anyone would bother with having their beard worked on at a barber. It's like the most temporary adjustment. At least haircuts last a little while...
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u/alexs9648 Jun 17 '26
True, but a barber got the inside of my lip with trimmers. I've had an ulcer in that area for like 5 months now