Scissors

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Type of hairdressing scissors

There are several types of hairdressing scissors. The straight hairdressing scissors which allow a symmetrical cut and are more used by professionals. The off-axis hairdressing scissors, unlike the straight hairdressing scissors, allow an oblique cut. They are also more used by professionals. The sculpting hairdressing scissors are used in the in to lighten the cut. The micro-toothed hairdressing scissors allow a very precise cut for a constant quality of cut. Finally, there are the left-handed hairdressing scissors, which are simply those mentioned above and are suitable for individuals or professionals using the left hand.

Quality of a better scissor

A scissor is chosen above all to make a specific cut. It is then necessary to be sure that the material of manufacture of the blade is the good one in order to have the desired precision during the cut. Japanese steel is the best material for quality blades. The quality of a scissor is also the dimensions corresponding to the size of your fingers as well as the comfort of use without discomfort.

Expected functions for good scissors

A scissor does not only cut hair, each type has a specific function. Scissors can be used to thin out hair to bring lightness to the style. They can also be used to straighten to add volume to the hair.

Tips before buying a scissor

Before buying a hairdressing scissor, make sure that the size fits your fingers and that the material is of good quality to meet the purpose of use.

How a scissor is maintained to last

You should remember to clean each scissor after each use. For hygiene and to protect them from abnormal wear, it is advisable to disinfect them using products reserved for this purpose. It is also important to avoid dropping them on the floor because the shock can create micro-tooths that make them inefficient to use.