Hairdressing scissors

[EmLou3003]

Hi all, first of all I am not a hairdresser but I would like to get myself a good pair of cutting scissors. At the minute I have some I got off amazon which are ok, but I would like some sharper scissors which I can cut extensions more precisely with. I know scissors are expensive, but I was thinking £50 or under? Can anyone suggest any. X

 

[cassies97]

http://www.salonsdirect.com/product/hair/scissors/kyoto-scissors/kyoto-phoenix-5.5in-scissor

Not under £50 but well worth the extra. I've had mine for ages and haven't sharpened them once, used them on dry hair, wet hair and extensions!

 

[dollface2305-x-]

You get what you pay for, better off spending that bit extra will last longer and is an investment in the long term

 

[EmLou3003]

http://www.salonsdirect.com/product/hair/scissors/kyoto-scissors/kyoto-phoenix-5.5in-scissor

Not under £50 but well worth the extra. I've had mine for ages and haven't sharpened them once, used them on dry hair, wet hair and extensions!

I would be happy to pay £58! Just want something that is going to do a good job for a few years, at £58 I don't mind buying another pair in a couple of years - how long have you had yours for? x

 

[cassies97]

I would be happy to pay £58! Just want something that is going to do a good job for a few years, at £58 I don't mind buying another pair in a couple of years - how long have you had yours for? x

They're about £70 after vat. I've had them for about 3 years used them almost everyday and they're still cutting perfect to this day! X

 

[EmLou3003]

They're about £70 after vat. I've had them for about 3 years used them almost everyday and they're still cutting perfect to this day! X

Fully persuaded - i will only be using them for dry hair extensions. Going to order them now x