Aberlite ClearShaper 2.0 - Beard Shaper Kit w/Two Barber Pencils - Premium Shaping Tool - 100% Clear | Many Styles - The Ultimate Beard/Hair Lineup (US Patent) - Beard Stencil Guide Template Outliner

This product has been pretty useful and I found it easy to use and shape my beard.

Haven’t got to use it yet but it looks promising and it feels good quality and it’s also flexible which is good

Worked really well on a new (4 week) beard but took a bit of trial and error outlining shapes and evaluating before finally I started trimming. Definitely glad this one included pencils. Probably easier to get someone to assist for your first trim. Recommended!

This is a helpful item and saves you plenty of money. You should try using it.

Looks complicated for the neckline. Beard line looks awesome

This product is easy and convenient to use.

Great product, don't second guess yourself just get it. It is worth the money.

When it come to products that literally do nothing whatsoever, I really thought I’d seen it all. The ClearShaper 3.0, however, gives a whole new meaning to the word “fail”.It comes in a flat box with bare minimal directions printed on the box itself. No advice on how to place the tool for specific beard styles (which—given the fact that it’s marketed as a one-size-fits all tool for many multiple beard styles—is an egregious omission). Step-by-step directions were apparently way over the manufacturer’s pay grade.Instead, what we DO get is a collection of what has to the the most useless visuals in the history of beards: some black and white cartoon pictures vaguely showing one angle for the multiple beard styles the ClearShaper will allow you to obtain. No suggested line-up points, no mention of what the pointless blue shield is supposed to do (except that the shield is apparently contains “anti-slip rubber”, which is apparently only true if you also secrete pine tar). No, we get helpful directions like “line up the desired edge of the shaping tool on your beard”, which, btw, is direction 1 of 2 TOTAL. Oh, we also get an invite to look for more directions on their website and watch their YouTube videos, which you might assume would be the landing spot for the detailed directions for how to use the ClearShaper to trim any of the many beard styles it purports to help obtain. But—surprise!—there aren’t any more detailed written directions than what comes on the box, and the videos are nonexistent.There’s a lot to like about this company overall as a resource for beard journeys, which is why I find this experience both surprising and disappointing. The ClearShaper is a discredit to the Aberlite name.