Description
25% Low‑Medium Bulk‑Removal Comprehensive Blending Thinning Shears
Core Features
Application Scenarios
1. As one of the most widely‑used barber styling thinning shears in hair salons, this 25% bulk‑removal thinning shear is mainly used for haircut refinement and invisible bulk removal. It handles detail processing for various hairstyles and serves as a key tool for enhancing hair texture and creating natural hair texturizing effects.
2. Invisible thinning for women’s medium‑long & long hair: For women’s fine hair and normal‑volume medium‑long / long hair, it delivers mild bulk removal to relieve slight puffiness and uneven hair volume, while retaining hair smoothness and layering. It avoids over‑thinning and flat‑against‑scalp results. Ideal for natural lazy curls and straight hairstyles to achieve lightweight textured looks.
3. Hairstyle texturizing and fine refinement: Used for texture processing after basic haircut structure, such as end texturizing for women’s collarbone‑length hair and layered long hair, partial bulk removal for men’s textured crop and textured short cuts. Through mild bulk removal, it creates clearer and more natural texture without harsh cutting marks and adds dynamic movement to hairstyles.
4. Precision wet‑dry cutting for hairdressing: Compatible with salon dry precision trimming and wet trimming, especially great for fine hair and damaged hair. Under wet‑cut condition, it reduces hair frizz and achieves even bulk removal to prevent hair damage. Under dry‑cut condition, it realizes accurate local volume control for clients with high hairstyle detail requirements.
5. Fine thinning for bangs and sideburns: For thinning women’s straight bangs, French bangs and air bangs, and slight volume adjustment for men’s sideburns and hairline. It removes excess hair volume for lighter face‑flattering bangs while keeping bang integrity to avoid over‑shortening or over‑thinning, and delivers natural sideburn transitions.
Core Functions
(1) Mild Bulk Removal, Preserve Hairstyle Integrity
(2) Create Natural Texture & Improve Hairstyle Quality
(3) Fine Thinning & Optimize Hairstyle Details
(4) Fit Multiple Hair Textures & Protect Damaged Hair
(5) Easy Operation for Beginners & Home Hairdressing
Material
Precautions
(1) Usage Notes
1. New shears feature extremely sharp edges. During initial use, cut thin wet hair sections. Avoid fast empty snips (friction generates heat), dry coarse hair, and cutting objects other than human hair, to maintain long‑term blade sharpness and service life.
2. When using new shears, do not push the moving blade with your thumb. It will cause non‑concentric rotation of built‑in screws and bearings, uneven stress on cutting track, resulting in blade chipping and stiff cutting feel.
3. Since new blades are ultra‑sharp and you need running‑in period between hands and scissors, avoid reverse‑angle cutting, pick‑cutting, slide‑cutting and pull‑cutting techniques during break‑in phase (approximately 20‑30 haircuts).
4. After cutting wet hair or permed/dyed hair, promptly clean hair clippings, moisture and chemical substances from inner blades to prevent rust and avoid impact on next use.
5. After each use, wipe thoroughly with chamois leather, apply maintenance oil to blades and pivot tracks, close blade tips and put into protective sheath.
6. To maintain optimal shear performance, neat hair cross‑sections, no split ends and intact hair cuticles, factory maintenance is recommended about every six months.
(2) Maintenance Notes
1. When cleaning shear blades, fold chamois leather into double layers for sufficient thickness. Open scissors wider than 45 degrees, clamp blade with chamois leather and wipe slowly from pivot toward tip. Hold handles firmly and control angles to avoid chamois tearing and finger cuts caused by sharp edges.
2. For thinning‑shear cleaning: First brush hair clippings between inner teeth with small brush, then wipe horizontally along teeth with chamois leather until no residue remains, then apply lubricating oil for smooth opening‑and‑closing performance.
3. Inspect opening‑closing status regularly. Open the shear and release static blade; it qualifies if front 1/3 or 1/4 of blade tip stays unclosed. If not, fine‑tune nut tension via adjuster or manual adjustment.
4. Professional maintenance is recommended within one‑year purchase window. Contact authorized agent immediately for servicing if severe hair slipping, blade nicks, hair pinching‑pulling or missing accessories occur.
5. Hairdressing shears are essential tools for hairstylists. Daily cleaning and maintenance extend service life, deliver precise and smooth cutting performance, greatly improve work efficiency and reduce labor intensity.