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Thinning scissors - recommendations?
GreyQueen
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I'm intending to buy a pair of thinning scissors, for personal not professional use. I'm seeing pro grade thinners in the £45-£75 range and a twin pack of scissors & thinners at £7.99 from B00ts and nothing in between.
It's my belief that the B00ts ones are probably too cheap to be any good, but I'd rather spend a bit less than £45 if I could get a reasonable product.
If anyone has personal or professional experience they could share, I would appreciate your comments. Thank you, GQ xx
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John Ruskin
Veni, vidi, eradici
(I came, I saw, I kondo'd)
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I have these too and they work well.Downshifted
September GC £251.21/£250 October £248.82/£250 January £159.53/£2000 -
Pound world do them too in a twin pack with some hairdressing scissors. I'm a former hairdresser and lost mine and these have been great.
Worth a pound I'd say :-)0
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