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hairdressing or shearing scissors????

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motherpeculiar · 17/05/2006 14:28

that's it really

which are best for home haircuts?

(shearing scissors being the ones with the built in comb effect on one blade ifkwim)

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SoupDragon · 17/05/2006 15:35

I use clippers on DSs

motherpeculiar · 17/05/2006 16:28

hmm, it's for DD, she wants her hair short but I don't think I am ready for clippers, do they take it in really close to the head?

(am also hoping mil, who used to be a hairdresser, will knock some of the bulk out of the back of my hair too if I have the right tools - and I am too broke to afford two implements of hair cutting)

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heavenis · 17/05/2006 16:39

Proper hairdressing ones Boots do some for about £7.00 If your MIL was a hairdresser she'll know how to thin hair out without using the thinning ones.

SoupDragon · 17/05/2006 16:49

Clippers probably aren't suitable for a DD it's true.

I@d go with bog standard hairdressing scissors. I've always found those shearing types pull the hair.

nannyme · 18/05/2006 01:34

This is sooo not the thread for me to be replying to!

I use scissors on dd (if I get there first) but do have one of those shearing thingies which I use on the boys (who actually have fairly long hair) for giving a layered kind of effect. And yes, it pulls as soupdragon says.

Cheap though in Boots methinks.

motherpeculiar · 18/05/2006 09:36

Nannyme - replying to a scissors question at 1.34am - I'm impressed...

I want a layered effect on DD so maybe the shearers, although she'll go crazy if they pull so maybe the scissors...

ho hum, you'd think I had nothing better to think about (she says glancing about a desk full of disorganised paperwork)

thanks laydees

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