What are thinning shears used for?
Thinning shears remove some hair with each cut to reduce bulk or soften a coat. Blade and tooth designs vary, so work gradually and check the result.
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Thinning shears remove some hair with each cut to reduce bulk or soften a coat. Blade and tooth designs vary, so work gradually and check the result.
Blending shears help soften scissor lines and create transitions between different coat lengths. The terms blender and thinner are sometimes used differently; check the blade design and intended finish.
Chunker shears help shape and texturize thicker or curly coats while leaving a softer finish. They can also soften visible scissor lines after shaping.
Consider thinning for controlled bulk reduction, blending for softer transitions and chunking for shaping and texture. Tooth spacing, blade design, coat and technique affect the result; removal rates vary.
Comb and prepare the coat, start conservatively and check the result frequently. Take extra care near the skin, eyes and other sensitive areas. For a wholesale selection, tell Mintor which styles and quantities you need.
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