I was taught by a guest art teacher in elementary school to hold scissors with your middle finger instead of index (pointer) finger you have so much more control and less fatigue even with larger scissors with the oval. It also allows for your index finger to guide the scraps.
I have cut hair for nearly 38 years, talk about "fussy cutting," and scissors placed this far down the fingers may improve your control of the cut but will exacerbate the possibility of carpal tunnel. If you do a lot of cutting, doing it with a "relaxed as possible" hand will help to reduce the stress of this repetitive motion.
Thanks. Both of my thumbs Tendents were removed by Surgery. I will try it. Thanks
I saw that video and started doing it from that from day. It totally works y'all! Thanks Maymay!
Thank you Maymay, good tip. I will give it a try. Tfs.
Great tip! Thank you so much! Hugs and have a blessed day,!
This is how cosmetologists hold their shears. It gives you better control over the cut.
This makes such a difference!!! Thanks so much!!!
Thank you so much for the tip. I will try it next time I cut out an item.
Queen of tips!
I was taught by a guest art teacher in elementary school to hold scissors with your middle finger instead of index (pointer) finger you have so much more control and less fatigue even with larger scissors with the oval. It also allows for your index finger to guide the scraps.
As usual, you’re a 💫 🌟 Thanks❣️ 🤗💕🦋
Thanks Maymay, I’ll try it. I enjoy fussy cutting. Hugs and blessings.
Thank you. God bless.
You’re the BEST, Maymay! Thank you! Is Vinny coming out with anymore cooking videos? We miss him!
This is the finger position hair designers are taught to hold their scissors…not quite so far down. ❤
Cool tip, I’ll give it a try!
I hold my scissor that way too
Must be from doing hair cause I do the same thing
I have cut hair for nearly 38 years, talk about "fussy cutting," and scissors placed this far down the fingers may improve your control of the cut but will exacerbate the possibility of carpal tunnel. If you do a lot of cutting, doing it with a "relaxed as possible" hand will help to reduce the stress of this repetitive motion.
That's literally how I cut