Disposable Beard Hair Catcher for Men - No Plastics - Biodegradable Sink Cover for Shaving and Trimming - Beard Bib Alternative - Simply Buzz, Catch, Toss

Keep hair off sink & clean. It is easy to use, & you just throw it away.

The hole that fits around the sink faucet tore apart easily, but nothing is going to be perfect. It is a good size and acts as a blanket to catch all the hairs which is the main purpose of it. Other beard bibs have suction cups to stick to mirrors, but I have a feeling people get annoyed with suction marks (especially if you have a significant other). Simply lay the bib on the sink and collect it when you're done. No one will know. Highly recommend!

Fiance used finally. He cuts his own hair and i hate the mess he makes. He used it finally. They didn't cover our sink completely, but they helped.

Covers entire bathroom sink. Easy to clean up.

Like many people, I have gotten into cutting my own hair during the pandemic. I needed a better way to keep the hair out of the sink, and this product works pretty well. I do find that I need to tape it to the counter to get it to stay in place and not collapse into the sink under the weight of my hair, and I did follow the advice of some people here to make sure the counter was dry before using this. So far I've been very happy with this product. Thank you Beard Butler for making my hair-cutting experience easier and less time-consuming!

I bought these last year for one of my husbands stocking stuffer gifts. They have been a total game changer. Before there was hair everywhere and he would try to use a towel and then the hair would also get stuck on it. Our sink was always getting clogged. With our countertop it was hard to see where hair was so I would sit my things down and get them covered in hair. TOTAL GAME CHANGER! I would buy these for life!

Too small for all of my average size sinks. The hole for the faucet rips open no matter how cautious I try to be.

I mean it’s honestly just a giant napkin. Does it work? Somewhat of you are very careful with it. The minute it gets wet or there’s a good amount of hair that accumulates on it, it will start to sink down in the sink. I think a redfish would be beneficial bc I can easily just use a trash bag opened and hooked around my faucet rather than this. I just thought it would be convenient but it just doesn’t hope up all that well. I wouldn’t recommend but I’ll probably use them through since they somewhat work but I doubt I will repurchase unless they come with a better handle to hook around the faucet of your sink.