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Ergonomic thinning scissors for reducing volume and blending, 5.5″, Lazer
562458
1-4
€61.60
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Ergonomic handles provide a grip better suited to the hand when reducing hair volume. The 5.5-inch Lazer scissors add texture without cutting the whole section straight across.
The 5.5-inch LAZER thinning scissors combine one toothed blade with one polished blade. The 60 mm blade length and 136 mm overall length support texture and blending by removing only part of the hair in a section.
Thinning scissors: features and practical use
Use thinning scissors to adjust bulk and blend transitions. They suit techniques that remove only some hairs from a section.
How to use
- Comb and isolate a small section where bulk needs adjusting. Position the thinning blades along the chosen part, make one controlled cut and comb out the hair clippings.
- Assess the blend before repeating; avoid many cuts in the same spot. Scissors with teeth on both blades can give different results from scissors with one toothed blade, so assess the result and work gradually.
- Clean and maintain the pivot after use.
Technical information
- Brand: FUJIKA
- Product: Ergonomic thinning scissors for reducing volume and blending, 5.5″, Lazer
- Scissor size: 5.5″
- Product code: 562458
- EAN / GTIN: 3595775624584
Frequently asked questions
What is this product used for?
Scissors for thinning hair and creating texture.
What are the technical specifications?
The scissor size is 5.5″.
How should I prepare and use the product?
Separate a section and use the scissors with the chosen thinning technique. Adapt the amount removed to the hair's thickness and intended haircut.
- Features
- For cutting
Thinner scissors - Length
- 5.5"
- Usage
- For cutting and styling
About FUJIKA
FUJIKA Professional is a hairdressing tool brand specialising in cutting scissors and thinning shears for professional use. Its catalogue includes classic shapes, ergonomic designs and left-handed options. Names such as Classic, Lazer Cut, Titanium and Black Titan distinguish different versions within the selection.
Choose a tool around the task: establishing length and shape, removing bulk or adding texture. When comparing hairdressing scissors and thinning shears, identify the tool type first, then assess the individual model’s size, blades and handle shape.
What distinguishes FUJIKA?
The catalogue includes models with convex blades, an adjustable screw and an ergonomic design. Each product description provides the relevant construction details and intended use. Cutting scissors and thinning shears perform different tasks, giving each tool a distinct role in a working kit.
Handedness is another important selection criterion. FUJIKA includes dedicated options for hairdressers who cut with their left hand. Compare the grip, finger-ring position and blade construction as well as the stated length. Scissors of the same nominal size can feel different in the hand.
FUJIKA products
Cutting scissors
Ergo Cut 55 Lazer is one of FUJIKA’s cutting models. Its stated size is 5.5 inches, approximately 14 cm. Cutting scissors are used to establish the basic shape, length and lines of a haircut. Assess suitability for particular techniques using the model description and your working method.
Thinning shears
Ergo Sculpteur Lazer 5.5 is a thinning model. This type of tool is used to remove bulk and introduce texture once the basic haircut shape has been established. Consider hair density and the intended finish, from subtly softening transitions to removing more weight. Your thinning technique also informs the choice.
Hairdressing kits and accessories
The FUJIKA 5.5-inch kit contains cutting scissors, single-sided thinning shears, a thinning razor and a tool case. Assess the set by the role of each tool in your daily work. When equipping a workstation, compare barber razors and shaving tools alongside hairdressing tool cases and bags. Choose accessories according to your equipment and storage requirements.
Who are FUJIKA tools for?
FUJIKA is relevant to hairdressers building or adding to their cutting kit. The selection may interest salon professionals and trainee hairdressers choosing tools with their tutor. Left-handed users should check the model’s stated handedness.
Base your choice on cutting technique, hair density and how the tool fits your hand. Before buying, compare the size, intended use and kit contents with the work you need to perform.
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