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  • Difference Between Texture and Thinning Shears

    Thinning Shears: Texture (or texturizing) and thinning shears look similar however each provide different results. Thinning shears remove excess weight from hair and use smaller teeth.These shears are designed to blend away demarcation lines left by hair scissor and soften the look. Newer models can have anywhere for 28-40 teeth. 

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  • How Often Should My Scissors Be Sharpened?

    This is one of the most asked questions. At least once per year is a good rule.  A lot is primarily based on care and maintenance. Daily care and maintenance should be performed. This includes cleaning and oiling, along with correct tension and adjustment. Other factors are the hair texture, dry vs. wet, number of cuts performed over a period of time and quality of the scissors. Scissor Sharpening

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  • Types Of Tension Systems

    Adjustable tension screw: This type of tension system uses a screw with a wide slot that is easily adjusted by a coin. It does not require the need of a special tool or screwdriver.

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  • Why Etaro Scissors?

    Why Not ! Your search for high end performance at an economical price is over! Hikari-USA is proud to introduce their Etaro line View Etaro collection.. That’s right! After many years of extensive research, innovation, and testing, Hikari Products USA, Inc. (HPI) is taking the unprecedented step of introducing an entirely new line of scissors.  These new scissors provide the coveted Hikari performance at an amazing price!

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  • Types Of Handles

    Features handles of the same length that are symmetrical to the center screw. The stylist has to raise their elbow to a horizontal position for many techniques. These are the least popular and ergonomic.

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  • How To Measure Scissor Length

    Start at where the finger rest (or tang) is attached to the frame of the finger hole out to the tip of the blade. Note that scissors with crane handles when compared to standard handles, will often have a proportionally shorter blade length compared to the overall length. We have found that it is important to compare blade lengths of scissors and not just the overall length.

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  • How To Tell Japanese Made Scissors

    Japanese made scissors have a history and reputation for being of higher quality than scissors made in other countries. Most stylist view Japan as the preferred country of origin. But don't be fooled by marketing tactics that make the appearance of a Japanese made scissor.  Authentic Japanese made scissors will have (country of origin) "Japan" stamped on the scissor.. This is also true of scissors made in other countries. Read More

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  • Correct Scissor Tension

    Checking your scissors tension should be performed daily. If you find your scissors are folding or bending the hair, they need to be adjusted. Scissors with the blades that are to tight or loose with cause cutting issues. Read more 

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  • What Are Texturizing Shears

    Texturizing shears have wider teeth and feature more space between the teeth. These shears cut a more substantial piece of the hair than blending shears, but create added volume and texture through layering. After making a cut with these shears, the shorter hairs will lay underneath to support the longer hair. 

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