Professional Moustache Scissors Trimming Extremely Review

Let my beard grow a little this winter. It's longer than I'm used to, and as a result, the amount of tousled and flyaway hair has noticeably increased. I used ten year old short bladed scissors because that was all I had on hand. In the end I decided to upgrade and I'm glad I did: - As mentioned, they're sharp - They feel solid in the hand and are a good weight - They're their size for their purpose - They quickly finish off a naughty beard. Hair - They do a commendable job trimming the…

Oddly sharp and well aligned scissors. There is no play in the handle or between the blades, making it comfortable to use. If you've used a beard or mustache trimmer, switching to scissors is a game changer. Much more control and a much better end result. Time will tell their durability but given the reviews and original quality I have no doubt they will last a while.

Definitely sharp little suction cups! Good thing they come with a protective rubber cap. They come with round inserts that make the holes VERY small so most men will find them useless. They're actually quite small, which makes them feel a bit awkward when trying to move them across your face. Also for those of you wondering if this kit comes with a comb. Check out her size next to a quarter! Rschunimagu. If you have young daughters who play with Barbie dolls, this is the perfect hairbrush for a

They are really sharp but not jagged. In general, hair can be trimmed well, but serrated scissors are definitely better in my opinion. The quality looks good. They feel solid and move freely. The comb is a joke. The one that came with me was the length from the fulcrum to the outer end of the ring. I don't see how one could actually use them in practice and I'm glad I have a separate beard comb. I can give it to my niece as a toy, they are so small. The picture of them together looks more like…

Great cut! The only thing I can fault is the bean counting. The finger loops are rounded, which is useful when passing your fingers perpendicular to the scissors. It's more stable to hold them with fingers tilted or at an angle to the loops, but there's a hard edge that presses against the backs of the fingers when held that way. The finger tightening screw came loose every time I used the scissors but seemed to work after only a few weeks of using it for short periods every 2-3 days. The case…

I am sending them back. They feel solid and high quality, feel good in hand and have a good dial to loosen, pull the two blades together rather than the usual screw which requires a separate screwdriver. They even come in a cute little case. But no matter how loose or tight I got that screw (and I have a very strong grip, so I could probably rip the screw off by tightening it that much if I wanted to), it's 80% scissors. , 20% tweezers. And when I tried to use the nozzle to trim individual…

The scissors are beautiful, sharp. They don't really work for my mustache trimming needs. The half inch at the end of the scissors is an important part when it comes to trimming mustaches and beards, and that's the part where they don't work at all. If I had hair on my head I could keep it for this purpose as I think it would work well but it's useless to me. Will return.

Extraordinary beard and mustache scissors. I read a post claiming that these scissors are not intended for trimming mustaches, but based on my experience with these scissors, I can easily and accurately remove any wild hair or mustache that is almost flush with the skin . I can't imagine what a person who claims it's not mustache scissors expects from a mustache scissors? To groom my mustache, these scissors hit the mark. I think these scissors are fantastic for trimming beards, mustaches and…

This was my first exposure to trimming shears. I thought over 5 inches would be too long but I was wrong. I also thought the curved blade would be uncomfortable - again I was wrong. , and the fact that it's straight also makes things tricky, it's a sharp blade that cuts hair well. Nothing special, but I'm glad I didn't spend more money on a more professional 6" serrated blade as my next blade will definitely be crooked. One last note: I have big hands and it's a bit awkward to use. Complaints…