Monday, March 5, 2012

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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Wagner: Der Ring Des Nibelungen [Blu-ray]

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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Ed Geib GATOR 40Tooth Dog Grooming Thinning Shear~LEFTY

!±8±Ed Geib GATOR 40Tooth Dog Grooming Thinning Shear~LEFTY

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We are so excited to offer our new line of Professional Grooming Shears from Ed Geib!Handcrafted Geib Shears set an industry standard for excellence. Each shear is finished by hand, inspected by a Master Craftsman and tested before it ships! You get a Super Quality Blender that is unsurpassed in balance, weight and feel. And each awesome shear comes with Ed Geib's personal Lifetime Warranty.You will feel the difference the first time you hold these thinning shears...the smooth cutting motion and razor sharp edge provides effortless shaping and finishing of all coat types. Geib's GATORS 40 Tooth LEFT HANDED Thinning Shear is perfect for:Achieving a natural smooth finish on all coat types! These Premium Quality Thinning Shears are the favorite among breeders and exhibitors of sporting and terrier breeds. Shaping, thinning, blending and smoothing.Blending clipper lines into furnishings on terrier and sporting breeds. Create natural looking finish on faces and awning of hair over eyes on lhasas, shih-tzus and other longhaired breeds. Tidying cowlicks on smooth coats.You'll find many way to use these wonderful multi-purpose thinning shears.GATORS Thinning Shears are:Hand Finished in the US.Made of high quality stainless steel alloy.Ice-tempered for ultra sharpness and long cutting life.Honed to razor sharpness.Precision weighted.Comfort thumb and finger-rings.Includes protective sheath for storing scissors.Whether you have years of professional grooming experience or just getting started in your grooming career, you want to work effectively and efficiently! Geib Thinning Shears will allow you to do just that! These shears will give you years of outstanding service. You have Ed's word on it!

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Friday, January 27, 2012

Kamisori He-3tl Jewel Texturizer Lefty Professional Hair Shears, 5.5 Inch

!±8± Kamisori He-3tl Jewel Texturizer Lefty Professional Hair Shears, 5.5 Inch


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Monday, January 2, 2012

Oster Titanium 45-Tooth Blending Scissor, Pink

!±8± Oster Titanium 45-Tooth Blending Scissor, Pink


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Pink Titanium 45-Tooth Blending Scissor is great for use on the body coat and around the head, neck, shoulders and hind quarters. It will create a softer, natural look when used around the eyes and muzzles of Maltese and Shih-Tzu type breeds and can be used on feet that have been scissored to soften any harsh lines. It can be used closer to the skin for removing clipper and scissor lines on Spaniel and Terrier type coats. It is light weight and great for beginners or users that want more control.

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Hair Replacement: Finding A Good Hair Replacement Stylist

!±8± Hair Replacement: Finding A Good Hair Replacement Stylist

One of the biggest challenges for hair system wearers is not in the purchasing or maintenance of their hair systems but in finding a good stylist that can cut and blend their system to give the natural look we all desire. The majority of hair stylists in the Hair Replacement Industry are trained as normal hairdressers and actually have to adapt to Hair Replacement styling. A fully trained Hair Replacement Stylist will use various cutting and blending techniques so that the finished style most importantly looks like your naturally growing hair. Therefore, approaching a normal salon hairdresser could have disastrous results. Cutting in a hair system is an art. There are many aspects that need to be considered by your stylist before they attempt a cut in:

Firstly they must think ahead and visualize the finished style before they even make a single cut. Face shape is important as some styles just will not suit certain face shapes and when the objective is trying to achieve the most natural looking appearance possible, assessing the client's face shape is vital.

Length is the next major consideration. Obviously as the system hair won't grow back it's important to firstly cut in the basic style and shape at a longer length than required. (Your stylist can always take more off after).

Most standard hairdressers are only comfortable using scissors and thinning shears. However, to achieve the most natural blend possible your stylist should be competent in using a hand held razor. This helps when cutting and blending in the hair around the sides and back. The razor thins and adds texture to the end hairs that will come to sit on your own naturally growing hair. Used correctly and with a degree of skill, no line should be visible where the system hair meets your own hair. Consideration should also be given to how the finished style will look after a few weeks when the client's naturally growing hair starts to grow out. This is why using a genuine hair replacement stylist will benefit you more because they will know the precise length at which to cut the system at, in order to still retain that natural look even after a few weeks.

Further Consideration also needs to be given to the layers created. A good hair replacement stylist will always add longevity to your hair system by ensuring that reasonable layers of density are retained around the perimeter of your hair system without looking too bulky. This reason for this is because as your system wears and loses hair over time or even when it's simply wet, without adequate coverage the lace perimeter can become visible giving away the big secret to eagle eyed people whom you come into contact with on a daily basis. In normal hairdressing a bad cut will always grow out but a bad cut in hair replacement is very unforgiving.

Over time your hair system will fade through washing and UVA exposure. So it is will be necessary for your stylist to colour down your system every few months. It's important to avoid staining the lace base as good hair systems have bleached knots for realism. If your stylist is a hair wearer then this again is a huge advantage to you. Using a Hair replacement stylist that wears a hair system themselves is always a good idea. They can relate to their client's and give better qualified tips on styles and daily maintenance. Their knowledge and first hand experience is vital and also very comforting to their clients.

Below is a list of tasks that a hair replacement stylist will carry out during a routine maintenance appointment and a fitting appointment.

Refusions / Re-bonding:

By appointment they will remove and clean your hair system.
Wash your head / Hair and give your own hair a trim.
Prepare your scalp and apply adhesive or tape
Re-attach your hair system.

Hair Fittings:

By appointment they will remove your old Hair System.
Wash your head, prepare your scalp and apply adhesive / tape.
Attach, cut and blend your new Hair System into your chosen style.


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Monday, December 26, 2011

Kamisori Dm-5t Azaki Texturizer Professional Hair Shears, 6 Inch

!±8± Kamisori Dm-5t Azaki Texturizer Professional Hair Shears, 6 Inch


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A favorite for celebrity hairdressers, this Patented master tool is guaranteed to be the finest professional thinner money can buy. Great control, soft cuts, innovative design and extra long life are combined in one. Can also be used to texture, blend and slice.

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Hair Care & Styling Tips : How to Give a Boy a Simple Haircut

Use clippers that come with multiple blades to give a boy a simple haircut, such as a military cut. Cut into a boy's hair to blend it withtips from a hair stylist in this free video on hair care and hairstyles. Expert: Lauren Farraher Bio: Lauren Farraher has been styling all types of hair for nine years. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Diamond Ice 5" Blending Shear

!±8± Diamond Ice 5" Blending Shear

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Friday, December 2, 2011

Are You Looking to Buy a Pair Hairdressing Scissors? Learn How to Choose The Right One

!±8± Are You Looking to Buy a Pair Hairdressing Scissors? Learn How to Choose The Right One

When it comes to hair there is no shortage of tools of the trade. There seems to be two categories such as the professional and non-professional. There are myriads of non-professional hair care items to choose from, the problem lies in knowing which is best for you.

Professional hairdressers face this very same plight when they are stocking up on their professional tools that they will need to use in their daily work. Although there is several equipment that is required, perhaps one of the most needed is the scissors. These seem to be the item that the hairdressers have the most difficulty deciding upon. They often in the past have become frustrated with having to buy several sets of scissors to do various types of cuts.

In today's modern technology it should come as no surprise to discover that there are now scissors on the market quite capable of the multi tasking. In other words one pair of scissors to do multiple types of cutting. It still means that ideally, you want to have several pairs of various scissors, but you do not need to have a box full of in order to adequately carry out your services. Let's look at some of the demands a professional hairstylist has in respect to their scissors and the superior product that can easily meet the need.

Hair Type: Medium textured hair
Techniques: General cutting of sections
Feel: Soft
Product:High precision stainless steel at 5-5.5 inch size for handling with a 35 degree angle for sharpness. This would be the 440C or better model
Cost: 0 - ,000+
Note: For 40-45 degree angle requirement the less expensive medium precision edge would be sufficient. These would be the 420J2 or even the 440A which are the cheaper two-piece alloys.

Hair Type: Medium to coarse hair as well as heavy hair sections.
Techniques:General, feathering, chipping post color or perm cutting, slide cutting. Suitable for dry or damp hair cutting.
Feel: Medium
Product: 5-5.5inch cobalt based alloy. They will not corrode so are chemical resistant.
Cost: 0-,500.
Notes: The cobalt material these scissors are comprised of cut with a fine burr which breaks the tension of the hair and flows into the cut. Cobalt scissors that adhere to magnets are not true cobalts.

Hair Type: General
Techniques: Sections of long hair, pre cutting bulk hair removal, line precision. Ideal for bobs and flat top styles.
Feel: Medium to hard
Product: Medium Precision Long blade 5.5"+ stainless steel 50degrees +
Cost: 0.
Notes:Cheaper models are acceptable as well as serrated edges

Hair Type: General
Techniques: Close blunt cuts. Ideal for first sectional cut near the skin.
Feel:n/a
Product: Blunt Cutting Scissors, 4.5-5inch any alloy-medium precision
Cost: 0
Notes: Should have fine 2mm tips. Hard set tips to avoid slipping. Perfect for beard touch ups.

Hair Type: Thick hair
Techniques: Thinning out hair, chipping and graduated thinning and blending over comb.
Feel: finer and softer
Product: Razor shears 5.5-6 inches steel with 30-40 teeth. 440C alloy or better. Originally known as thinning scissors
Cost: 5.
Notes The cheaper brands bend and the teeth break easily.

Hair Type: General
Techniques: Creation of texture and movement
Feel: n/a
Product: Quality texturizing scissors 5.5-6inch stainless steel consisting of 10-16 teeth. 440C or better.
Cost: 5+
Notes: Fast to use

The scissors that we have discussed are the best quality type scissors that any professional hairstylist requires to complete all facets of hair cutting.


Are You Looking to Buy a Pair Hairdressing Scissors? Learn How to Choose The Right One

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Friday, November 25, 2011

Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

!±8± Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

There are four Essential Japanese Gardening Tools needed to create a serene space. Every gardener who understands that lifelong quality tools are better than cheaper tools that will need to be replaced every couple of years will appreciate using the quality and affordability of Japanese tools.

Japan has a centuries old tradition of blending nature, beauty, and creativity. In order to create these living works of art, the perfect tools have been sought after and developed as well.

Here is a short list of essential Japanese garden tools:

Japanese Hand Pruners

These razor sharp blades are used in world famous gardens. In Japan, these hand pruners are probably the most used tool in a gardener's repertoire. These reliable hand pruners are some of the strongest clippers on the market, and they also retain their clean cutting edge for years. Japanese hand pruners, such as the Okatsune brand, compete with other familiar brands such as Felco. They are professional quality, life-long garden companions, and an affordable price.

Japanese Shears

These shears are probably the second most important tool in order to create the beautiful tamamono mounds and hedges found in Japanese gardens. These blades smooth and swift and allow you to prune for hours because of their lightweight.

Often when people think of gardens in Japan they have an image of a large bonsai-like sculpted pine tree. However, when you truly look at a garden you will notice that although specimen trees are appreciated, they only fit into the scene smoothly because of the finely sheared background trees and tamamono blob-shaped bushes. You can even have a beautiful and natural Japanese-style garden without specimen trees, but you can't have one without the sheared background mounds. Don't neglect the importance of Japanese hedge shears.

Essential Japanese Garden Tools, Pt. 2 is a continuation of an earlier blog written about the some of the basic tools needed in the Japanese Garden. We are continuing this because one of our most often questions is "What type of tools are needed for Japanese gardening, and are they any different from western tools?"

The latter part of that question can be summed up with a big YES, they are different. Japanese gardens have been around for centuries and the development of the perfect tools to create these works of art has also been an ongoing process that surpasses most western tools. The average tool sold at the hardware store and big-box store has been dumbed down because of the average brute force used with many garden tools.

The beauty of Japanese gardens lies in the precision and detail given to the pruning and maintenance of the gardens. The following are often overlooked Essential Japanese Garden Tools:

Japanese Hand Saws

From my experience in gardening in Japan I have found that these straight-handled Japanese hand saws work best for me. This is mostly do to the fact that I often have to climb up in the trees and prune. With a fixed blade I can reach for it, unbutton it from its wooden sheath, and use it with only one hand, allowing me to keep one hand for balancing in the tree. The folding saws are also well-made made and more compact. You also have to take into consideration that, yes, you will look like a cowboy with the fixed blade style strapped to your waist!

One of the main reasons that these are essential Japanese garden tools though is that unlike western made hand saws they work on the pull, not the push. It takes a few times to get use to, but you will find that more technique is involved with the pulling stroke, as opposed to the forceful push stroke.

The Sickle, or Kama in Japanese

Believe it or not Japanese gardens do not use weed barriers or plastic liners. Even though they are often weedless with a perfectly smooth cover of moss or in a rock garden, artificial environmentally unfriendly products such as chemical sprays and plastic liners are not used. These gardens are weeded.

Japanese sickles, or Kamas, are used to weed the gardens and again, work on the pull. Technique triumphs over strength and a soft pull inward is all that is needed. Many times home gardens are weeded almost daily and you never get the build up of strong weeds. The garden needs to become a part of your life. If 5 minutes a day were given to light weeding and exploring your garden, you would be both weed free and have a new healthy routine to add to your lifestyle.

Although these Kamas may be more popular as being part of a Karate demonstration, they were originally intended to be used as everyday weeding and harvesting tools. Because they were a common everyday item used by gardeners and farmers, a natural method of self-defense was devised using them. Make the Japanese sickle a part of your everyday experience.

We use them daily, as people have for centuries, so we can attest to their durability, ease of use, and affordability. Whether you are maintaining a Japanese garden or an English garden, superior quality is superior quality.

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Ninja 6-1/2" Blending Shear (N-P80R)

!±8± Ninja 6-1/2" Blending Shear (N-P80R)


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Saturday, October 22, 2011

What Are Dog Grooming Tools

!±8± What Are Dog Grooming Tools

Why do you prefer to go to professional dog groomers and pay high fees for your dog grooming. You can even groom your dog at home , yes really You can do much of the grooming yourself at home and save money at the same time.

This article will let you know all necessary tools that you need for your dog grooming at home.

Dog grooming Hair scissors

Thinning scissors

Dog clippers

Dog/cat toe nail clippers

Dog Nose scissors

Dental scaler

Dog hair pulling forceps

Dog Tweezers

Brush and Comb

Dog grooming scissors:

Most important tools for dog grooming. Dog grooming scissors are usually long blade scissors having 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5" sizes. Scissors are both straight as well as curved. Common size is 8.5". Available in mirror polished, satin and titanium coated finish. These days titanium coated shears are very common because these are not only beautiful, but these shears have long lasting sharpness. Curved shears let you cut corners - literally. They are real time-savers. And, considering that most scissoring is supposed to achieve round or curved surfaces, it seems only natural to use curved shears on dogs ranging from Bichons to Bouviers. Gain experience with these shears by rounding off feet, topknots and tails. Experiment with them in reverse to create angulation above the hock joint. You might even use them to create the arch on some Terriers' eyebrows. Many groomers who have had difficulty shaping round and curved edges seem to have more success when they are using curved shears. Now come to Filipino shears ,these scissors have wider blade than other grooming scissors. These are excellent for cutting bulk hairs. These scissors feature superb smoothness and sharpness.

Thinning scissors:

If your dog has very thick coat of hairs we recommend you to use thinning scissors. Thinning scissors are choice of groomers in hot weather because thinning scissors thin out the heavy coats of hairs giving dogs a cool feel. Thinning shears, in various lengths and styles, constitute "the shears of the '90s" - and they are a necessary part of any groomer's collection. Thinning shears with a 28-teeth blade (or finer) are excellent for finish work and blending. They give coats a soft-edged appearance and produce Schnauzer and Terrier furnishings that look natural. Used to thin over scissored Lhasas and similar breeds with silky, flowing coats, these shears blend in and remove blunt ends. Thinning shears give breeds such as Scotties and Westies a hand-stripped look. They also give trimmed ears and bangs a natural, smooth appearance. They even thin out heavy coats and help to prevent matting in breeds such as Cockers, Afghans, etc,

Nose scissors:

Yes nose is also very important to be cleaned while grooming your dog. Use good pair of nose scissors to remove longer hairs from nose of dogs. These scissors has blunt end , so they won't disturb your dogs. Don't use pointed scissors for removing nose hairs.

Brush and Comb

You need to brush and comb away the dead hairs before bathing your pet as water creates tight matts in the loose hairs. Pets with long coat require brushing almost daily, depending on the condition of its coat. If you exercise your dog in the garden, it is likely to get tangles in its hair. You need to comb out its tangles immediately after exercise to avoid the tangles becoming mats. Brush your pet from top to bottom. Use the right brush for your pet's coat. Get advice from the pet shop if you,re unsure.

Dog clippers

purchase a set of professional dog clippers. Hair clippers for humans will not stand up to the rigors of dog grooming and should not be used. A good set of clippers can cost up to 0.00. Although the initial expense is large, the clippers will pay for themselves quickly. Make sure the animal is completely dry before using the clippers. If you wish to give your dogs specialty cuts like a poodle or a cocker cut, you should follow the directions that come with the clippers. You can also get books that have diagrams on giving special cuts. The clippers come with attachments that cut hair to the desired length for whatever effect you are trying to achieve.

Dog toe nail clippers

Dog nail clippers have 3 shapes. Guillontoin style used for removing and trimming toe nails of medium size and larger breeds. Scissors style clipper is usually used for cat nails. Plier style dog nail clippers are used to trim nails of smaller dogs. Plier style is more common among professional groomers. Care should be exercised with the toe nail clippers as if you cut the nails too short you will nick the vein that runs part way down the nail.

Dog hair pulling forceps and tweezers:

Hair pullers are fundamental tools for good grooming. Allow groomers to remove excess hair from the ear canal and reduce the risk of infections. Also used for removing ticks from pet hairs. Forceps come in curved and straight blades, having locked and unlocked handles. Forceps with polyethylene dipping handles are more commonly used these days because of firm grip and easy working.

Dental scaler

Yes dogs have also plaque problems. You can use Dental scaler, for removing plaque and cleaning teeth of pets.If you are unable to see plaque, then can use dental mirror as well.

You can touch up the grooming every two or three weeks. That way, the general grooming will not be as time consuming as it could be. Depending on how quickly your dog's hair grows, you will need to groom him every month and a half to two months, or more frequently.

Groom your pet well and enjoy its good looks and companionship !

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Monday, October 17, 2011

Great Techniques For Cutting Men's Hair

!±8± Great Techniques For Cutting Men's Hair

Cutting hair is an art form and there's really not a right or wrong way to achieve great results with a haircut. Each approach will vary by stylist, but there are some basic principals that all barbers and stylists can implement to improve speed and quality when cutting men's hair. Good technical skill will also help increase your male client retention. Following are my thoughts on men's haircutting techniques:

Wet or Dry?
Clipper work is almost always performed best in dry hair. It is my opinion that blending should also be done in dry hair. When the hair is wet, it can be difficult to see lines and hard to tell exactly how the hair is going to lay when cut. The hair should be wet for most shear and razor work.

Cross Checking
When performing a haircut, cross-checking is essential. To some, this may seem like an unnecessary step, but it is important to make sure the cut is even and proportional. When doing a short haircut, check for blending and tapering in the mirror (or stand back a few feet). Often, you can see things from a distance that you will miss up close. Also make sure to have proper lighting from all angles. Dim light and shadows make it very hard to check for quality in the cut.

Anchor-Pivot-Suspend
The first step in good blending is avoiding lines of demarcation in the first place. When performing clipper work, go through three steps with each stroke. Start with the clipper anchored with the entire flat surface of the blade touching the head. Moving upward, pivot the clipper so only the heel (back) of the blade is touching. Next, suspend the clipper freehand as it moves up and out of the hair. This will create the smoothest transition possible.

Blending: Clipper-Over-Comb
One method of blending between clipper and shear work is to use the clipper-over-comb method. For this technique, use a detachable blade clipper with a large blade (#1 1/2 or higher). The larger blade will give the client a smoother blend because the hair will be cut a uniform length with a feathered end. Never use a short blade or trimmer to blend because the blades will give the hair a very blunt cut and leave lots of small lines of demarcation.

Blending: Blending Shears
Another method of blending is blending-shears-over-comb. Lift the hair up with the comb and use the blending shears to cut the last 1/4" of the hair. When lifting the hair, it is important to slightly overdirect before cutting as this will produce a smoother blend. Remember to only cut the last 1/4'" to 1/8" of hair. Never thin hair close to the scalp as this will create a fuzzy look by causing very short hairs to stick out through the longer hairs. Use a thinning shear with at least 40 teeth. Shears with larger teeth will produce lines. Avoid using regular shears to blend because the blades will give the hair a very blunt cut and leave lots of small lines of demarcation.

Blending: Haircutting Razor
You can also create a blend using a standard straight razor (without a comb attachment). The hair is raked with the razor at a 45 degree angle. The angle of the blade is very important. If the blade is held in a more flattened position, too much hair will be removed. If the blade is held more upright, it will damage the cuticle. This technique was made popular by the Roffler schools and should not be attempted until you have received hands-on training by a barber/stylist who is skilled in the technique. For razor blending, it is essential that the hair be very wet.

Texturizing
A razor (with guard) or shear-point techniques can be used to give the haircut texture by cutting the ends of the hair in obvious, varying lengths. Texture is desirable in haircuts that are worn spiked or disheveled. The razor (with guard) is used to strip the ends of the hair between the blade and the thumb to create the varying lengths. When pulling the hair between the razor and thumb, hold the razor at an angle and use a scooping motion. The shear-point technique is used to cut the ends of the hair at an angle (or even snipping out alternating pieces) to add texture. Perform these techniques only after hands-on instruction from a qualified instructor.

Finishing
Many stylists will spend a great deal of time making sure a haircut is well blended and even, but skimp on the finishing. A great haircut can be completely destroyed by poor finishing (a bad haircut can also be made respectable with good finishing). It is critical to make sure all lines (the arch around the ear and the neckline) are clean and neat. Most haircuts will also benefit from slight tapering or beveling around the bottom edges. When doing sideburns, stand in front of the client and look him directly in the face to ensure evenness. Check to make sure bangs are straight as well.

Necklines: Blocked or Tapered?
Many stylists and barbers will take the shortcut of blocking the client's hairline. Often, this can be a disservice to the client. A tapered haircut will give a wide neck a slimmer appearance and will look neater as the cut grows out. On a blocked haircut, the neck hair will grow out below the block and the client will have a line in the hair on the back of his head. A tapered haircut blends with the hair as it grows out. Blocking can give a slim neck more balance, so it is often a good option. When blocking, the hair should be blocked as low on the neck as possible so there will be less hair below the line as the cut grows out.

Clipper Guards
Many in the industry are firmly against the use of clipper guards. The main argument against guards is that anyone can snap on a guard and give a haircut, so the feeling is that many clients will attempt to cut their own hair. The fact is, however, that most clients will not be able to get professional looking results at home. Only those trained in cutting hair will be able to accomplish the proper finishing, blending, and tapering needed to make a clipper cut look professional.

As for technique, there are a few things to keep in mind if you choose to use guards. When using a clipper with guards, follow the anchor-pivot-suspend technique and cut against the growth pattern. Avoid cutting at an angle as this will create small lines because of the way the guard separates the hair before it feeds into the blades. Next, make sure to go over each section of the hair a few times to ensure all hair is cut. Avoid forcing the hair into the cutting blades with a comb or your hands as this will create lines of demarcation. Always comb the hair before each stroke, but make sure the comb is out of the way before the clipper runs through it. Finally, avoid guards that leave the hair longer than 1/2 inch. Clippers will only effectively cut hair when there is enough tension on the hair to force it into the cutting blades. Larger guards do not allow enough tension and, thus, will leave much of the hair un-cut.

Above are but a few of my thoughts on appropriate techniques for cutting men's hair. Again, there is no right or wrong way to approach a haircut as long as the end result is technically solid and the client is thrilled. Happy cutting!


Great Techniques For Cutting Men's Hair

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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Oster 76160-343 O3 series 43 tooth Supersteel blender.

!±8± Oster 76160-343 O3 series 43 tooth Supersteel blender.

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Monday, October 3, 2011

44/20 Stainless Steel Taper-fine Tapering And Thinning Shear

!±8± 44/20 Stainless Steel Taper-fine Tapering And Thinning Shear

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  • 44/20 Thinning Shear By: 44/20 Economy Shear Company * Each Stainless Steel shear is precision slotted and notched.
  • Each shear is guaranteed against defects in material and workmanship. * * Overall Length 7" with Finger Rest
  • 46 teeth--Each tooth is hand notched under a microscope.
  • Each shear is tested to assure perfect cutting before leaving our factory.
  • No Pulling, No Binding, No Packing, No Folding

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Ishizuki 6.5" 60 tooth Super Blending Thinning Shears with offset grip and recessed tension button. Featuring the Kissaki ultra sharp Convex edge, triple hand honed and hollow ground for durability and Razor sharpness. Made from the Highest Quality Forged Japanese Hitachi SUS 440C Stainless Steel (Rockwell Hardness of 60 - 61) with an elegant and durable brushed satin finish.All Kissaki shears come with our beautiful custom shear case including lubricant, finger sizing rings and a leather cleaning - polishing cloth.All Kissaki Shears have a Lifetime Warranty against defects in parts, materials & workmanship.

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