3 Ways To Use A Blending Shear On Longer Hair

What'S up everybody, this is Jesse Linares with the San viajar team. You know it's been commonly held for a long time that a blending shear only does one thing which is to texturize the ends of hair, but we've designed a really unique tool. Our 6-inch Signature Series, reversible blending, shear and you'll notice that, because of its ambidextrous grip and double tangs that now, this shear allows us to put it in different positions that open up a lot of interesting haircutting options that you might not have considered with your blending. Shear before so, we've got three different methods: we'd like to show you things that you might do with a regular shear that you can also do with our blender and if you're thinking to yourself, I don't have that blendings here. So I'm going to go ahead and check out. I don't need to hear the rest of this. I would say to you stay tuned because even with whatever shear you have, you can still do these techniques you're just going to find that they're a little bit sweeter. If you use ours now working with a blending shear in a stationary cutting position, if your teeth are going up, you're going to get a result, that looks something like this what's happening right now, not a lot of you can see so here's what happened. It actually made one cut, so whatever hair happened to be trapped on the teeth was cut. The rest was driven into the crevices between the teeth and remained safe from you. So, what's nice about our blending shear is that it gives us the opportunity to turn it over now. If I attack this with the teeth going down, watch how much more enthusiastic this becomes so now I have cleanly removed hair but at the same time creating a textured line that removes the obligation for me to have to come back after my blowout and retool. The haircut here's something else we can look at how many of you guys have clients or guests who love a razor cut but are afraid of the razor what's great about our reversible blending. Shear is that it actually works just like a regular shear. So you can work point cutting creating texture and all the ways that you're comfortable with, except when using a blending, shear you're, just not going to be taking that much hair out. So you can create a really nice textured finish on your ends that mimics a razor without actually committing your client. To that stroke, a lot of times when removing bulk from the ends we like to do a little move, that I've heard called pinching and talking or slide cutting or out cutting whatever you want to call it. It still looks something like this, where I can roll the Shearer over in my hand and then begin to working wide at the fulcrum just pinch and talk my way out of a haircut once again, it's just not taking as much hair as a blunt shear. Would it gives me the same statement but more of a whisper instead of a shout? So we've shown you three different ways that you can remove hair with our Signature Series. Blending shear and we challenge you to do the same thing. Think differently do different. We say differently behind the chair next time: you're working in that low elevation Bob, where you know it's going to get chunky back there attack with this tool, the next time you're going to elevate, and you want to remove hair with softness attack with this tool. The next time you're going to remove some deep interior texture and take all that bulk out. Why not attack with a different tool? It'S giving you plenty of options to do things differently. We hope these tips have been helpful for you and rediagnosis. The way that you work behind the chair always be looking for that next best thing and if you come up with something awesome, make sure you leave it in the comments box here on this page, because we'd love to hear your feedback on the content that we Provide thanks again guys. This is Jesse Linares with the Sam via our team, see you next time you