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This issue often stems from a blade chip. Even a minor imperfection in the blade can cause hair to fold or bend while cutting. Hair snagging or catching at the tips may result from a blade tip chip or scissor imbalance.
Dull scissor edges lead to improper cutting. Regular use contributes to dullness, which can be exacerbated by cutting with hair product. Dull blades can sustain long-term damage to the metal.
Note: Some scissors are designed for slicing. A slight push of hair along the blade is intentional and serves its purpose for certain cutting techniques.
If you use your scissors frequently, they will naturally dull faster. Barbers, who cut more often, may need more frequent touch-ups compared to hairstylists.
The type of metal used in your scissors matters. High-quality metals such as Hitachi 440C and even more so, the ATS314 and VG10 (both containing cobalt) tend to maintain a sharp edge for longer periods.
If you opt to buy a pair of scissors with uncertain material used, you run the risk of it being blunt after 3 months. The costs to sharpen a cheaper pair of scissors may not be worth the money and better to invest in a brand you trust.
The cutting experience (for yourself and your client) may also not be as smooth.
Stainless steel and high-carbon steel are also less prone to rust and corrosion.
Maintaining your hairdressing scissors is crucial for several reasons:
Remember, investing time in maintaining your hairdressing scissors pays off in terms of performance, client satisfaction, and overall longevity.
Refer to our 5 step maintenance guide for more details
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