Straighter lines with less movement.
How many times a day do you pull your scissor back to stop the hair sliding to the tips?
Most of us learned that workaround early, and it adds a little movement to every cut. More movement means more chances for the line to drift. The Precision Cutter takes that habit out of the job. Its top blade is ground at 37° for a sharp, clean bite. Its bottom blade sits at a steeper, stronger 50° and grips the hair instead of pushing it away. The hair stays exactly where you placed it, so your hand stays still and simply closes. That gives you crisp perimeters, level baselines and one-length shapes that hold their weight right to the edge. At 5.5", it’s compact enough for control at the baseline and hairline, and it works equally well as a blunt cutter and a club cutter. It’s made from AG-16 Cobalt Alloy and has the same offset handle as the rest of the Hairdressing Live collection, so it feels familiar from the first cut.
Straighter lines with less movement.
How many times a day do you pull your scissor back to stop the hair sliding to the tips?
Most of us learned that workaround early, and it adds a little movement to every cut. More movement means more chances for the line to drift. The Precision Cutter takes that habit out of the job. Its top blade is ground at 37° for a sharp, clean bite. Its bottom blade sits at a steeper, stronger 50° and grips the hair instead of pushing it away. The hair stays exactly where you placed it, so your hand stays still and simply closes. That gives you crisp perimeters, level baselines and one-length shapes that hold their weight right to the edge. At 5.5", it’s compact enough for control at the baseline and hairline, and it works equally well as a blunt cutter and a club cutter. It’s made from AG-16 Cobalt Alloy and has the same offset handle as the rest of the Hairdressing Live collection, so it feels familiar from the first cut.
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