I'm looking for scissors to cut my 2y.o. son's hair, I'm not professional, do you think they would be easy for me to use? Thank you!
997514
Depends on whether you can get your son to hold still or not! They will work fine with a good comb to guide the cut.
997515
It is kinds of amall scissors but working well. I cut my husband's hair. If you have big finger it will be small
997516
Yes, they are very easy to use. But make sure your child holds still, as they are very sharp and can cut him/her as well as hair.
1054982
I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
98500
Defiinitely. I do. I have no problems doing it. If you think they are too big, you could go to a beauty store, like Sally's, and get a curved pair of tiny cuticle/nail scissors for a reasonable price, and use the fiskars for the heavy type "branches".
1017305
I'm not sure scissors would do the job. You could probably trim it up with a box cutter or knife.
1653104
I'm sorry for not responding sooner, this attachment works as good as any trimmer you can purchase. Yes, you can use it for haircuts, but I wouldn't recommend using it as such. Unless, you have very short hair. It is designed mostly for touch-ups. Personally, I would invest in a nice set of clippers if you plan on cutting your own hair on a regular basis.
1818986
I would say ... Don't waste your money! I know professional sharpeners are expensive and there's no guarantee with them either. Sometimes we just have to grit our teeth an buy new scissors. Annie
1751563
Luckily, I own a Siberian Husky named Luna. I just tried it out on her, and it cuts her hair easier than a hot knife through butter. As you can kind of make out in the picture these scissors aren't great at performing extremely detailed cuts though. Think of these like a paint brush that paints broad strokes as opposed to precise touch-ups.
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Carolyn, I did not purchase these same scissors, the ones I got are just straight hair cutting shears. I agree with some of the other answers, you need to know exactly what you are doing not only for the current style you are trying to achieve but for the hairstyle that you will have as the hair grows back. For a lot of thinning, I recommend you got to a professional. If you know how to use these, I recommend you not use them on yourself but on others...hope that helps.
1627737
They are ok not the best. I'd suggest you try tweezerman ones they even have the pointy kind so you can grab every hair.
1982236
I have been using to cut my mustaches also which are thick.So I believe it will cut thick hair of your 11yr little one. I hope you will satisfy.
101473
I think it would. Though Ihaven't been as happy with these scissors as I planned to be. : &gt; I often have to return the scissors to the open position after each cut. Kinda annoying.
1951613
Yes. I love the shears for their versatility. They can cut chicken up in a hurry. Enjoy!
650458
Yes, very easy to cut. It works great, we love it for our little boy. He moves around a lot in the tub and doesn't slip at all!
1062111
I have not tried these on a baby's hair, but although they do have a very strong closing grip, they don't really have much traction to grab on to fine baby hair. For toddler hair and up these work great, but I wouldn't suggest them for baby hair.
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Hi Idlewood, I too am a non professional home groomer. After reading many blogs and watching many videos I think using combs is in many ways safer than a bare blade which heats up and burns the skin if not cooled often. If your clipper comes with combs, try to not buy a set which has all the sizes you get with the clipper. Ive used these combs and like them very much. They are put on opposite from the combs I'd used in the past.
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I am not sure. My son has very thick hair, but it has never stopped clippers. It has very easily cut my son's hair in a single session. Since this has many length settings, you could always try cutting on one of the longer settings, and then go over the hair with a shorter setting. All I can say with certainty, is in my experience, this is the best clipper I have found for my son and I have tried many. It is quick in comparison, and quieter than the others, and is easily manageable for my smaller hands.
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You can with good kitchen cutting scissors OR if you purchase the IcyHot patched, they are easier to cut.Either way you're fine.