Professional Hairdressing Scissors

If you ask any hairdresser, they would likely agree that having a good pair of hairdressing scissors makes their job a lot easier. Nowadays, when there are so many excellent professional hair scissors available, you should consider owning several extra pairs. They include cutting tools, and accessories, on top of the one favourite that you use most often. Hair scissors are equally important for beauty salons and for barbershops. Each of the grooming professionals relies on their precious cutting tools to say goodbye to a client always leaving with a smile.

How to Choose Quality Hair Scissors

Our team has the primary concern to provide high-quality hairdressing and barber tools to our customers. However, there are other factors you need to account for besides quality when you make your choice. Your expertise level, the purpose of the scissors, the cutting technique, the cost, the number of staff at your salon, all play a role when you need to make your choice. At AMR, we stock a variety of hair scissors to help you find all that you need for a perfect haircut at one place:

• Beginner, intermediate, and expert scissors
• Hair scissors, as well as scissors for facial hair, brows, and nails
• Haircutting shears
• Razor scissors used for texturising
• Thinning scissors
• Hair scissors with a bevelled or convex edge
• Scissor kits

Most salons do well with at least two or three hair scissors per person of staff or per salon chair. However, if you want to ultimately provide all types of haircutting and barber services, your supplies will need to be generously stocked with a variety of scissors and shears, as well as sharpening tools to keep them in shape.

Good Hairdressing Scissors Are an Investment 

If you go for a bargain, at one point you will understand that you need to repeat your purchase much sooner than you thought. Once you hold a solid pair of scissors made of stainless steel that fits perfectly in your hands, you will know their true value. Not many hairdressers get it right the first time because a test-and-try approach is necessary: it will tweak your touch and technique, and build a better feel for the tool that best matches your needs.