Left-Handed Hair Cutting Shears for Stylists
Left-Handed Hair Shears
Shop for correct left-handed hair cutting shears at the Scissor Mall. We offer shears that are truly left-handed - they are not right handed shears that are flipped over. Choose from a large selection of genuine left-handed shears, including: lefty swivel ergonomic scissors, lefty thinners, lefty texturizers and more. A left-handed stylist should be using a true left-handed shear.
Shisato Orion 3500 Lefty
Shisato Orion 3500 Lefty
The Shisato Orion 3500 Lefty cuts about 35% of the hair - cuts and glides smoothly through the hair.
Includes scissor case and finger ring sizers
Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship
Japanese Hitachi V-10 Cobalted stainless steel, hand-forged Japanese thinner-blender
True-left handed shear - the sharp edge of the top blade is on the left-hand side of the blade or points to the left
Ergonomic thinner has an extreme crane handle design for the most natural hand positioning
Maximum spacing between the thumb and finger rings to prevent cramping when closing the shears
360 degree swiveling thumb that allows the stylist to use any cutting technique or position with the least strain on the hand, elbow, shoulder or back
Can make an enormous difference to anyone suffering from carpal tunnel, tendinitis, shoulder or back pain
Swivel thumb can be "locked" in position
Also available with double rotating swivel thumb ring
Convex edge and hollow-ground blades so that it effortlessly blends the hair
6" thinner with 35 teeth (wave teeth for smooth cutting). Shear also available in a cutting shear
Cuts out about 35% of the hair
Caralee of The Scissor Mall answers the question: what is a true-left handed shear? Many stylists have been told that a right handed shear flipped over, is a left handed shear, but it is not. For a true left handed scissor, the sharp edge of the top blade is on the left-hand side of the blade or points to the left.
Watch the advantages of swivel shears
Caralee of Scissor Mall demonstrates how to use a swivel hair cutting scissor and how comfortable this shear can be for hair stylists, especially for those who suffer from back and hand pains, carpel tunnel, or bursitis.
Discover the correct tension of a thinner
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.
