Osaka CL DUO
- Innovative Thinning Scissors with widely serrated straight blade to reduce friction.
- Double teeth blade designed to leave even less line on hair for a natural result.
- Great for point cutting, and slide cutting hair.
- Level set designed handle for a better grip and stability.
- Carefully crafted from VG-10 Cobalt, popular in premium Japanese cutlery and knives.
$770.00
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Are Your Thinning Scissors Damaging Your Client’s Hair?
Thinning scissors without a tested and reliable design can lead to the damage of hair. The friction and blade, combined with poorly designed teeth can end up crushing hair causing split ends.
So what thinning scissors helps prevent the above?
Are Your Thinning Scissors Damaging Your Client’s Hair?
Thinning scissors without a tested and reliable design can lead to the damage of hair. The friction and blade, combined with poorly designed teeth can end up crushing hair causing split ends.
So what thinning scissors helps prevent the above?
Handle Used Both Ways
Osaka® CL DUO has a level set straight handle with 2 finger rests. The handle being symmetrical allows the stylist to use the thinning scissors with teeth on top and bottom.
The French style (teeth on bottom) is used when straight blade behind the teeth.
Because hair underneath the surface is cut straight, it leaves less lines on surface, creating a nice blending effect.
The English style (teeth on top) is used when straight blade is at the front of the teeth. This position helps the thinner to cut hair on the surface, leaving more line and breaking more shape. The result is a more texturized, natural hairstyle.
Controlling both elements is crucial being able to create shape and form to your own style.
Handle Used Both Ways
Osaka® CL DUO has a level set straight handle with 2 finger rests. The handle being symmetrical allows the stylist to use the thinning scissors with teeth on top and bottom.
The French style (teeth on bottom) is used when straight blade behind the teeth.
Because hair underneath the surface is cut straight, it leaves less lines on surface, creating a nice blending effect.
The English style (teeth on top) is used when straight blade is at the front of the teeth. This position helps the thinner to cut hair on the surface, leaving more line and breaking more shape. The result is a more texturized, natural hairstyle.
Controlling both elements is crucial being able to create shape and form to your own style.
Double Teeth Magic
The Osaka® CL DUO’s main feature is the double teeth blades which eliminate the friction upon contact with hair. This in turn does not create a line in the hair like most other thinning scissors. In detail, the teeth have been designed to spread out hair and cut more evenly, rather than being crushed causing split ends.
The average hair removal is 25% for these shears, however consideration should be taken into account the way the scissors are used (angle, direction, depth of hair taken from) which could affect this percentage.
Double Teeth Magic
The Osaka® CL DUO’s main feature is the double teeth blades which eliminate the friction upon contact with hair. This in turn does not create a line in the hair like most other thinning scissors. In detail, the teeth have been designed to spread out hair and cut more evenly, rather than being crushed causing split ends.
The average hair removal is 25% for these shears, however consideration should be taken into account the way the scissors are used (angle, direction, depth of hair taken from) which could affect this percentage.
Recommendation
We recommend that it is most effective on medium-thick hair as this would provide sufficient hair for shaping.
To leave less line, some hairdressers point cut diagonally the hair or slide cut deeply from the outside to the inside of the hair.
On thin hair, chances are that too much hair would be removed causing the shape to be more flattened or stringy.
Recommendation
We recommend that it is most effective on medium-thick hair as this would provide sufficient hair for shaping.
To leave less line, some hairdressers point cut diagonally the hair or slide cut deeply from the outside to the inside of the hair.
On thin hair, chances are that too much hair would be removed causing the shape to be more flattened or stringy.
