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Use ergonomic hair scissors to forbid salon injuries

admin — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 10:03:27 +0000

Hairstylists working in a salon are prone to injuries. The most common injuries are wrist injuries and repetitive strain injuries. They are caused mostly due to the usage of hair scissors that are not ergonomic.

Hairstyling shears and barbering scissors are commonly used in salons. These are the routine tools used by stylists to accomplish their client requirements. However, using hair scissors made of cheap quality steel can prove fatal as they will lose their sharpness soon and also cause wrist pain.

It makes no sense to buy cheaper hair scissors and then lead a painful life. A better alternative is to switch to hair shears that are manufactured professionally and with good quality material. Such scissors are ergonomic and comfortable for your hands too!

If you are looking to buy professional hair shears, you should certainly checkout ScissorBoy shears. They are made from special Japanese steel and have a rockwell hardness of 63 HRC, which means these shears will stay sharper and durable for a longer time.

ScissorBoy shears are manufactured with precision and by following standards. The attention to detail while designing and manufacturing these hair scissors makes them an excellent choice for stylists who want to reduce wrist pain and prevent injuries.

These hair shears are available in various sizes and colors. The wide range of variety in their store allows you to pick a pair that suits your needs. These scissors are so elegantly sharp that you don’t want to put them down after you pick them!

If your professional hair shears are not made from good quality of steel, they will wear out soon. Apart from going blunt early, they will also risk your health. So switch to Scissorboy shears and avoid wrist pain and repetitive strain injuries.

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Using Scissors to Save Stylists’ Wrists

admin — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 22:50:24 +0000

Wrist problems strike stylists at many different stages in their career. Sometimes, students in cosmetology school notice pain right away, while some stylists cut for 30 years before they start to notice tension. Still others never experience ergonomic pain.

Ergonomic hair shears typically have a bent thumb ring to make them more ergonomic, so that your thumb goes in at a more natural angle. This way, you’re not tweaking your thumb when holding your scissors.

All scissors should feel like this – they should be comfortable, and there should be no pain in your wrist when cutting with them or even simply when holding them!

If you’re noticing pain when you cut and hold your scissors, you need to switch to something more ergonomic right away! And if you’re one of those lucky people that hasn’t had wrist problems, it’s still a good idea to invest in a good pair of ergonomic scissors so you can continue to be pain-free!

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How can I cut pubic hair with scissors without getting it itchy?

admin — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 10:21:06 +0000

Ok, I’m a 17 year old male and I had tried cutting my pubic hair once and it was successful. HOWEVER, it got VERY itchy afterwards and I just couldnt do anything about it. the itchiness stayed for about 3 days and I dont wanna go through that again. What should I do?

P.S. I DONT WANT TO SHAVE IT, I just want to cut the hair.
Thanks

just trim off a bit. don’t go all the way down and it wont itch. maybe put lotion with aloe vera in it on the area after shaving

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when i cut my pubic hair with scissors the hair doesn’t grow the same way?

admin — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 07:06:04 +0000

why is it when i cut my pubic hair with scissors it doesnt grow back the same length it was before i ever cut it. btw i didnt cut everything off with the scissors.

yes it does otherwise you wouldn’t have to keep cutting it

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how to trim toy poodles hair with scissors?

admin — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 15:40:11 +0000

how to trim the hair of the poodle in the face?
using only scissors.

In order to get the typical poodle clip, you almost have to have a clipper to shave that muzzle close. Around the top of the head and eyes, though, it’s common to use scissors. If you don’t have any experience or training using scissors, you have to realize that it is quite tricky and can be dangerous to use sharp scissors around your dog’s eyes. If you have a pair of ball tipped scissors, those are the safest for sensitive areas.
What groomers normally do is hold the beard or hair underneath a dog’s chin to steady the dog’s face, then hold the scissors still near the areas of the face you’re planning to trim. Don’t move the scissors all over when clipping, just open and close the blades carefully. If your dog doesn’t have a beard, try holding the muzzle gently as you clip. Be aware that dogs move quickly and if you dog jerks away from the scissors, you can cut her eye or simply mess up your trim line. My best advice is NOT to try this kind of grooming yourself without some professional help, but if you must, the best safety measures you can have are ball tipped or rounded end scissors, a steady hand, and PATIENCE with your dog. Yelling only riles a dog up, it does not calm the dog or make her submitting to your attempts to scissor her face any easier. Patience is the way to go!
Good luck!

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will my facial hair grow thicker if i trim them with scissors?

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 18:04:30 +0000

i’m 17 and for the past year, i’ve been cutting my facial hair with scissors instead of shaving them. does this make my facial hair grow thicker even though i don’t shave it at all? i’ve also been trimming my beard as well and every time i trim it, it just grows thicker each time

Hi, I’m Pedro and I work for Gillette. Shaving or cutting your hair does not affect the growth, size, shape and colour of your hair. These are determined by genetics and hormonal behaviour. I hope this helps, but you can always get back to me through ukgillette.im@pg.com

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