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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2021
- Ivan shares tips to keep haircutting simple.
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This is such a great video!!! Thank you, keep them coming!
This is so timely and true. So many educators want to make it more complicated for show and to intimidate their students. So many people ask us for shears with bigger thumb holes. I know those people are overworking their hand. Great video. Hope to see you this weekend at ABS Chicago.
Correct! Its become fashionable to flip your shears. But it doesn’t serve a purpose. It’s an extra 2 movements nobody needs. Take your thumb out. Palm the scissor. cut the hair. Nice and fluid. And much more Efficient than flip the shears before you start, grab the hair, flip it back again ...WTF!
Flipping the shears gets it to out of the way to hold the comb better which helps section hair (especially long hair) and flipping is essential for ambidextrous scissor cutting
I don't disagree just simply for the sake of it but this video, in my opinion, is not entirely accurate. First I'll qualify my opinion by saying I have nearly 40 years experience, owning barber shops and training.
With regards to the 'little' amount of thumb you suggest inserting I would say that what is correct and comfortable for one may not be for another. Think of a darts player's grip for comparison, there are many different grips that all can yield excellent results, but try and make a player use another's grip and he would become less accurate. Now, I'm not suggesting that a whole thumb inserted is ok but anything up to the first knuckle (not on or beyond) is fine. People have different hand sizes and different length fingers, throw the variety of scissor (shear) sizes into the mix and its not possible to have a 'one grip fits all' system. A rule of thumb (if you'll pardon the pun) is that if it's uncomfortable, it's wrong but a little more thumb is fine for many.
But thanks for the video, and the zoot comb by the way, I have two and will be doing an opinion piece shortly.
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