Did you use blades or snap on combs or scissors?
In all cases freshly properly bathed (I'm talking squeaky clean) and perfectly fluff dried will make *the* biggest difference to getting a smooth even finish.
Back combing as well helps a lot. Clip it down, and fluff it back up again, clip it down, fluff it up. Do that a few times and you'll be getting a smoother cut than if you just trim trim trim without fluffing back up!
In all cases freshly properly bathed (I'm talking squeaky clean) and perfectly fluff dried will make *the* biggest difference to getting a smooth even finish.
Back combing as well helps a lot. Clip it down, and fluff it back up again, clip it down, fluff it up. Do that a few times and you'll be getting a smoother cut than if you just trim trim trim without fluffing back up!
