• Avoid the "Staircase" Effect:Never snap the shears twice in exactly the same spot. If you need to remove more bulk, shift the shears about half an inch up or down after the first cut. This ensures a seamless blend without horizontal "track marks."
• Scissor-over-comb Blending:Use these shears on hair lifted by a comb to blur the lines in men's fades. The 32-tooth density is perfect for creating that "smoky," soft transition that looks natural as it grows out.
• The 45-Degree Angle:For modern texture, don't hold the shears perpendicular to the hair section. Instead, tilt them at a 45-degree angle. This creates a more diffused, irregular finish that looks effortless rather than a blunt thinning job.
• Internal Support:For thick, heavy hair, pros "bite" into the lower third of the section once. These hidden shorter hairs act as a foundation, pushing the longer strands up to create volume and maintain the shape of the cut longer.

1. Traditional Grip:Place your ring finger and thumb into the symmetric rings. The fixed finger rest provides the stability needed to maintain a consistent cutting angle.
2. Sectioning:Work with thin sections, about 1 inch (2-3 cm) wide. Comb the hair thoroughly before you start thinning to ensure an even finish.
3. Choosing the Starting Point:
   • Removing Bulk:Start from the mid-lengths of the hair section.
   • Softening Ends:Only use the shears on the last inch (2-3 cm) of the tips.
4. The Motion:After one firm closing motion, do not pull the shears out while closed. Open them fully, comb out the cut hair, and then evaluate the result.

       5. Maintenance: With 32 teeth, small hair fragments can easily get trapped. Blow          on the blades or wipe them with a cloth after every section to keep them                      clear.

Manufacturer and distributor:
Alveola Ltd.
Hungary, 1143 Budapest Gizella street 28/a
Tel: +36 1251 2270
information [at]alveola.com