bonika shears
My Salon Tools, one of the premier eCommerce stores for professional hair stylists, has been officially accepted as a resller of Bonika shears. Bonika, which carries a full line of hair shears, has been a family owned business for the last 20 years.
They carry texturizing, thinning, titanium, left-handed, and pretty much any other type of shear you may be looking for. For those of you new to shears, it's important to understand the differences between different types of grips and blade types before you make a purchase.
The beveled blades have a serrated edge and are ideal for layer cuts, tapered cuts, and the "professional scissors over the comb" cuts that are popular for barbers. So if you are specializing in a special kind of cut, this may be the scissor or blade for you.
For the clean, flawless or smooth looking styles, you may be will want to look at the convex blades. They are curved and are ideal for slide cutting or cutting as you may be move your hands.
For stylists that are working on their feet all day long, it's important to be easiest, both on your feet and using your hands. If your hands cramp up, you may not be able to work, which is a serious problem for a stylist (it means you'll be sweeping the floor). There are, however, a number of mulitple finger patterns to consider as well. If as a stylist cut with your thumb and middle finger, as a barber will want to use the opposing grip professional shears. They have finger grips] that are the same length and symmetrical to the center screw.
For cutting with your thumb and ring finger, you may be will want to look at the offset holding. The offset holding have a short thumb handle and a longer finger handle. They allow as a barber to move your hands naturally in fluid movements and are ideal for stylists who want to have a natural handle on the salon shears.You can learn more about these styles on our full article: http://salonscissors.blogspot.com/
My Salon tools offers wholesale pricing through Bonika for salons and Cosmetology schools looking to purchase shears in bulk for their stylists or students. http://mysalontools.com/
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