Double-Sided No-Line Thinning Shears for Precision Thinning
Double Sided / No Line Thinning Shears
Double sided teeth, no line thinners never leave a line in the hair. These thinning shears are the wave of the future. They save time by reducing the amount of cuts a hair stylist must perform in order to cover up their initial cut line. The double teeth no line thinners thin the hair without creating a cut line. Best double sided thinning shears for professional hair stylists: Mirage B-30, Mirage B-15, Mirage Charm 30, Mirage Onyx 30, Mirage S-2 30, Royale 40 teeth, and Dynasty No-Line Thinner.
Mirage B-30 Double Teeth Thinner
Mirage B-30 Double Teeth Thinner
The Mirage B-30 double teeth thinner is our most popular thinning shear - it does not leave a line in the hair!
Includes scissor case and finger ring sizers
Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship
Japanese Hitachi VG-10 Super Cobalt stainless steel, hand-forged Korean thinners
Made from high quality materials - they hold their edge extremely well
Unique thinner-blenders have teeth on both blades - does not leave a perceptible line in the hair
Very comfortable handle design
Teeth have convex edge on back blade, stepped teeth on front blade, hollow-ground concave blades for smooth cutting and thinning
Thinner length is 6.25", cuts out about 25% of the hair
Dial and plate available in aqua (pictured above), black, or pink - easy to adjust tension
The Mirage B Double Teeth Hair Thinning Scissors do not leave a line in the hair. The Mirage B-15, Mirage B-30, Mirage Charm, Mirage Orca, and Mirage S-2 have teeth on both sides of the blade. They save the stylist time and texturize the hair very nicely, without leaving a line.
Caralee of Scissor Mall showcases the Mirage B Thinners. These are very unique thinners in that they do not leave a line in the hair. This saves the hair stylist time and work. The Mirage B Thinners also have a very unique, but very comfortable handle design.
Discover the correct tension of a texturizer
Caralee of Scissor Mall explains that the tension of a chunker, texturizer, and thinner should be tighter than a regular shear. If the tension on a chunker, texturzer, or thinner is not tight enough, it can cause the blades to nick.
