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Choosing hair shears
- Straight shears: for general trims and blunt cuts.
- Thinning or texturizing shears: remove bulk or soften lines.
- Length: shorter blades give control for bangs and detail, longer blades suit longer cuts.
Check the feel
The handles should sit comfortably in your hand, and the blades should glide without catching. Adjust the screw tension so the blades meet cleanly without wobbling.
Care
Wipe the blades after use, keep them dry and add a drop of tool oil as the maker directs. Store them in a case, and use them only on hair so they stay sharp.
When to sharpen or replace
If shears start to chew hair or leave uneven ends, they may need professional sharpening. Dropped shears can lose alignment, so handle them with care and store them closed.
Questions about hair shears
Can I use hair shears on paper or fabric?
No. Cutting anything other than hair dulls the edges quickly.
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