Charge & prepare
Start with clean, dry equipment and enough charge to finish the routine.
THE JENTMAN GROOMING GUIDE
HOW TO
TRIM RIGHT.
A complete body-grooming routine for a clean, controlled finish—from choosing your length to caring for your trimmer.
YOUR PRODUCT
Find your JENTMAN ONE.
Choose your finish. The trimming method stays precise across every colourway.
THE QUICK ANSWER
How to trim body hair
in six clear steps.
Choose a guard
Begin longer than your target length. You can always make a second, shorter pass.
Work in sections
Keep the skin flat and use short, deliberate strokes with light pressure.
Check your finish
Pause between passes and inspect the result before reducing the length.
Clean & dry
Brush away hair, rinse washable parts and let everything dry fully.
Store with care
Reassemble only when dry and keep the trimmer in a cool, clean place.
THE JENTMAN METHOD
Prep. Technique.
Aftercare.
Think of body grooming as one controlled sequence. Prepare the area, guide the trimmer slowly, then clean both skin and tool before you move on.
01 PREP02 TECHNIQUE03 AFTERCARE
WHY TECHNIQUE MATTERS
Better control starts
before the first pass.
LESS GUESSWORK
Choosing a target length first reduces unnecessary repeat passes.
MORE CONTROL
Flat skin, light pressure and steady strokes help create a more even finish.
A BETTER ROUTINE
Work in clear sections and pause to inspect the result before another pass.
CHOOSE YOUR RESULT
Match the guard
to your finish.
For a longer, groomed finish on the chest, legs and larger body areas.
A balanced, versatile range for routine maintenance and even coverage.
For a shorter guarded finish. Slow down around curves and sensitive zones.
WET OR DRY?
Choose the setup
that gives you control.
For visibility & precision
- Hair is easier to see and lift
- Guard length is easier to judge
- Ideal for a first pass or longer hair
For a rinse-ready routine
- Warm water can soften coarse hair
- Easy cleanup for washable parts
- Keep hands and grip secure
Always follow the waterproof rating and care instructions supplied with your model.
PICK THE RIGHT GUARD
Start longer.
Refine from there.
Longer body hair and a natural result.
Routine maintenance and versatile control.
A shorter guarded finish with careful technique.
TRIMMING DIRECTION
Read the grain.
Then choose your pass.
WITH THE GRAIN
The gentlest starting direction. Useful for sensitive areas and the first pass.
ACROSS THE GRAIN
Helps even the finish without going immediately for maximum closeness.
AGAINST THE GRAIN
Can cut closer. Use only after checking skin comfort and with very light pressure.
FOR A CLOSER FINISH
Reduce length
one step at a time.
Make one even pass with a longer guard, check the skin, then move shorter only where needed. Fewer deliberate passes are better than repeatedly working the same spot.
FULL-BODY GUIDE
One trimmer.
Different techniques.
CHEST & STOMACH
Start longer. Use overlapping passes while keeping the blade flat.
BACK & SHOULDERS
Work in sections and ask for help where visibility and reach are limited.
UNDERARMS
Raise the arm, stretch the area flat and slow down around folds.
ARMS & LEGS
Follow long sections with smooth passes, then check for missed areas.
INTIMATE AREAS
Use a guard, keep skin taut and apply extra-light pressure. Never rush.
HAIR & SKIN CONSIDERATIONS
Adjust the routine
to what you see.
Work slowly and clear the blade more often.
Begin with the grain before attempting a closer pass.
Use a longer guard, fewer passes and stop if discomfort develops.
Reduce in stages instead of trying to reach the final length at once.
SAFETY FIRST
Know when
not to trim.
GOOD TO GO
Clean, intact skin
Dry, charged equipment
Good light and clear visibility
A clean guard and blade
PAUSE & WAIT
Broken, inflamed or irritated skin
Active rash, cuts or infection
A damaged blade or guard
Charging cable connected near water
TROUBLESHOOTING
Common trim problems,
simple adjustments.
THE TRIM LOOKS UNEVEN
Brush hair in one direction, check the guard is seated correctly and make a slow cross-grain pass.
THE BLADE IS PULLING
Stop, clear trapped hair, check the blade and guard for damage, then restart with less hair per pass.
THE SKIN FEELS IRRITATED
Stop trimming. Avoid repeated passes and allow the area to settle before grooming again.
THE TRIMMER FEELS SLOW
Fully charge the unit, clean the cutting system and check that moving parts are dry and unobstructed.
AFTERCARE
Finish the routine
as well as you started.
RINSE THE AREA
Remove loose hair and pat the skin dry.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
Use a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser if your skin tolerates it.
REDUCE FRICTION
Choose loose, breathable clothing after close trimming.
WATCH THE SKIN
Give the area time to recover before another close pass.
TRIMMER CARE
Keep JENTMAN ONE
ready for the next ritual.
01
POWER OFF
Disconnect the cable and remove the guide comb.
02
BRUSH
Clear loose hair from the guard, teeth and blade edges.
03
RINSE
Rinse only the washable components described in your manual.
04
AIR-DRY
Shake off excess water and let every part dry completely.
05
STORE
Reassemble and store in a clean, dry place.
DESIGNED FOR CONTROL
A better groom
starts with restraint.
No rush. No excessive pressure. No unnecessary repeat passes. The JENTMAN method is built around visibility, control and a finish that suits you.
DISCOVER JENTMAN ONE
EVERY BODY. EVERY ROUTINE.
Smooth, controlled grooming wherever you need it.FAQ
Your trimming questions,
answered.
Should I trim wet or dry?
Dry trimming offers more visibility and is a useful starting point. Wet trimming can suit a rinse-ready routine if your model is rated for it.
Which guard should I start with?
Start one setting longer than your target. Inspect the result, then shorten gradually.
Can I use JENTMAN ONE on intimate areas?
It is designed for body and intimate-area grooming. Use a guard, stretch loose skin flat and work slowly with light pressure.
How often should I clean the blade?
Remove loose hair after every use and complete the rinse-and-dry routine described in your manual.
How do I reduce irritation?
Use a clean guard and blade, apply light pressure, make fewer passes and stop if the skin becomes uncomfortable.