A men's grooming range can contain both a beard trimmer and a nose hair trimmer, but that does not make their heads, combs, cleaning instructions or product claims interchangeable. Before a sample is quoted or approved, list each product as its own line in the specification. This helps a buyer ask for evidence for the selected model instead of carrying a familiar feature from one tool into another.
1 — Start with one model per line
The public YP-7220 beard and hair trimmer record identifies a T-outliner beard and hair trimmer for close trimming and edging. Its listed accessory set includes four combs—1.5 mm, 3 mm, 4.5 mm and 6 mm—plus a USB cable, oil bottle and cleaning brush. The record also lists IPX7, a 3.7 V 800 mAh battery, 50 minutes of working time and 110 minutes of charging time. These are catalogue details for YP-7220; they do not describe a nose trimmer.
Visible YP-7220 combs and accessories are specific to this catalogue model. The image does not establish compatibility with another model or a cleaning, testing or market claim.
The public YH-3100 nose hair trimmer record is separate. It lists IPX5, a 3.7 V 320 mAh battery, 120 minutes of working time, 90 minutes of charging time, a 0.75 m Type-C cable and a cleaning brush. It does not list the YP-7220 guide-comb set. Treat the head, intended trimming task and included accessories as a separate product record even when the two items are offered in the same range.
Use the selected YH-3100 record for its own accessories and product claims. The image does not replace instructions, test evidence or a product-specific use review.
