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Specifications:
- Non-stick coating and comfort non-slip grip handles are the features of our shears
- The blade of cutting shears can resist rust and can use for many years
- Made of high quality material for these cutting shears
- The special cutting shears are must-have in any home
- Humanity handle design of the shears ensures a secure, non-slip grip
- The shears will be great helper for your home
- Multifunction design of the thinning shears is stylish and innovative
- This set includes 1 pairs of scissors and 6 blades
- You can really trim paper, cloth with the newly improved, pointed tip and the portable scissors are pointed
- Plastic handles are comfortable and user-friendly
- Now with soft plastic handles for a more comfortable grip
- Handle Material: Plastic
Details:
- The craft scissors with good blades plus comfort handles to fit right or left hand
- This kind of craft scissors will at least help you make some straight cuts
- You can really trim paper, cloth with the newly improved, pointed tip and the portable scissors are pointed
- Multifunction design of the thinning shears is stylish and innovative
- Can really trim paper, cloth with the new improved and pointed tip
How to Sharpen Scissors
- Hairdressing scissors are made to be very sharp to cut perfect lines into the hair. When the blades dull, they can cut jagged ends into the hair making it look like your client has splint ends. Although many companies will allow you to send your shears in to be professionally sharpened, you can learn to sharpen your scissors on your own, saving you both time and money. Sharpening your own scissors is not difficult or time consuming, and having sharp scissors means giving better haircuts
Instructions
- Soak the sharpening stone in a pot with light machine oil overnight. Pour enough oil into the pot that the entire stone is covered
- Open the scissors, and hold the scissors in your non-dominant hand at the pivot. With the stone in your dominant hand, place it up to the scissors pivot (where the two blades cross)
- Strike the stone down the blade from the pivot to the point. Repeat this process a total of 10 times to completely sharpen the first blade
- Turn the scissors around to sharpen the second blade. Repeat Step 3 to sharpen the second blade.
- Close the scissors and then open them again quickly. Doing this several times will remove any stone shavings or burrs from the blades. Use a damp rag to wipe any oil off of the blades and then dry them with a piece of paper towel
- Clean the sharpening stone for later use. Pour 1 tbsp. of dish soap onto the stone. Use water and a scouring pad to work the stone into a lather. Rinse the stone under cool water and then place it on a dry towel to air dry
Types of Scissors
- The Haircutting Scissors you have in the kitchen drawer are not likely to be the proper equipment for cutting hair. The scissors used by professional stylists to cut hair come in several different types and can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. From town square barbers to the most expensive big city salons, these tools of the trade are a common link between hair-cutting professionals
- Barber Shears
- Barber shears or scissors are the main tool used in any hair-cutting business. These scissors are usually made from stainless steel, forged steel or an alloy. They cut the hair between two blades mounted on a hinge. Shears cut the hair in an asymmetrical way that varies based on the size and design of the shears
- Stylists often choose their main set of shears based on the comfort of the grip. Barber shears come in a wide variety of designs when it comes to grips or handles so that any professional can find the perfect design for their individual hands. For this reason, you aren't likely to see stylists sharing scissors in the salon
- Thinning Shears
- Thinning shears are used to cut thick hair and thin it out without changing the basic style or shape of the haircut
- Thinning shears look a lot like any other scissors except the blades have numerous teeth, making them look like two fine-toothed combs on a hinge
- Left-Handed Shears
- Left-handed shears are an essential part of the job for professionals that are left handed. The finger rests and thumb rings are mounted in the appropriate place for the left hand to do its work in comfort. Even the blades on left-handed scissors are reversed, making the cutting line visible when trimming hair
NOTE:
- Color is random in delivery
Package Included:
- 1 x Scissors Set(7 Pieces/Set)
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12-03-2011- Other Thoughts: The Cutting Shears is very sharp and precise. Great for child.
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Cheey
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12-05-2011- Other Thoughts: I bought two pairs of this kind of cutting shears for about the same price and these were far superior! Very smooth, nice feel in your hand.
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Daisy
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12-07-2011- Other Thoughts: This pair of cutting shears is of good quality, like it!
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Logan lee
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12-09-2011- Other Thoughts: The cutting shears were a little stiff for my taste so i put mineral oil on it and it cuts nicely. The thinning tool is nice. safety
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Lewis
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12-14-2011- Other Thoughts: These are great little scissors. These fit the bill and then some. I highly recommend them.
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