Salon Business
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Ultimate Guide to Shear Finger Rests
Finger rests on hair shears are essential for hairstylists and barbers, offering comfort, control, and injury prevention during long hours of cutting. Here’s what you need to know: What They...
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Recommended Hair Shears for the Natural Wavy Textured Style
Wavy hair requires the right tools to handle its unique texture, frizz potential, and shrinkage. Choosing the correct hair shears can make a big difference in achieving smooth, precise cuts...
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The Quiff Scissor Cut
The Quiff Scissor Cut combines precision cutting techniques with modern styling to create a voluminous, textured hairstyle. This guide is perfect for barbers looking to refine their skills using scissors...
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Best Hair Shears to Cut the Side-Swept Fringe Cut
Looking for the perfect shears to create flawless side-swept fringes? Stylists agree: the right tools make all the difference. Here’s a quick guide to the top five hair shears designed...
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5 Hand Stretches for Hair Stylists
Hairstylists rely heavily on their hands, making wrist and hand care essential to avoid pain and injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. Regular hand stretches can ease tension, improve flexibility, and...
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Best Shear Sizes for Layered Cuts
Choosing the right shear size is crucial for creating precise, professional layered cuts. Here's a quick guide to help you decide: Short Shears (4.5" - 5.5"): Best for detail work,...
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VG10 vs. 440C Steel: Shear Grade Comparison
Choosing between VG10 and 440C steel depends on your needs. Here's the quick takeaway: VG10 Steel: Offers excellent sharpness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for high-volume salons...
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Best Shears for Slide Cutting
Slide cutting demands precision, and the right shears make all the difference. Here's what you need to know when choosing the best tools for this technique: Blade Quality: Look for...
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Top 5 Benefits of Japanese Steel Shears
Japanese steel shears are a go-to choice for hairstylists due to their unmatched sharpness, durability, and ergonomic design. Crafted from premium materials like ATS-314 and VG-10 steel, these shears deliver...
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Ultimate Guide to Thinning Shears
Thinning shears are essential tools for hairstylists to create natural, blended, and polished hairstyles. They feature one smooth blade and a serrated blade with 27-40 teeth, designed to reduce bulk,...
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How to Inspect Hair Shears for Damage
Hair shears need regular inspections to stay sharp, aligned, and safe to use. Neglecting them can lead to poor haircut quality, discomfort for clients, and costly repairs. Here's how to...
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Ultimate Guide to Ergonomic Hair Shears
Ergonomic hair shears are essential for hairstylists to reduce hand strain, improve cutting precision, and protect their long-term health. These specially designed tools help prevent common issues like carpal tunnel...