YUQGAOP Hair Cutting Scissors Set, Professional Stainless Cutting Hair Scissors, Barber Hair Cutting Scissors Thinning Shears Sharp Blades Hairdresser Haircut for Women/Men/kids, LFJ1234

I've been cutting my own hair since I was 15 years old. Good scissors are vital for hair cuts. These have been amazing. I have very thick hair. My hair fros when it gets humid out so being able to thin my hair has been a game changer. I've had these for over a year and they are still in perfect condition. I cut 14 inches off my hair and thinned it with this set. It turned out spectacularly. My hair is healthier than it's ever been and lays beautifully since using these. Highly recommend. It comes with 2 clips for sectioning your hair, a comb, hair thinning scissors and the scissors. They are sharp and have held up through several hair cuts without losing its sharpness. The only draw back is the thumb holes are kind of small and my thumb gets stuck in them from time to time. Keep out of reach of children.

This is a beautiful set for a novice hair trimmer like myself. I cut my own and have never had a nice set of scissors. Very sharp. Good grip. I would recommend.

I primarily bought this for the thinning shears, but the whole set is great!

Easy to use, sturdy, perfect for carry on. I use these to freshen up my butterfly cut and also to cut my sons hair.

i like it

The scissors cut great, they’re very sharp.

I love the fact that you get everything you need to cut hair with and wigs too. Its worth the money and it looks good too. It's durability and the fit your figure nicely too. The grip is great and they're portable too.

If you have nothing to cut your hair with, these will do fine. However, the quality of the item is not great. The biggest issue is that these shears do not cut at the tip. Hair at the last centimeter of the shears will just bend, and will not get cut. This is a big issue when you are trying to pull the thinned hair through the thinning shears while it is still closed. Any hair caught in the tip of the shears will snag as you pull. As long as you only use the base of the shears to cut, you're golden. The plastic around the insides of the handles is not well molded to the metal, and juts out sharply. It's not a big deal, but it does make it feel cheap. The tension screws would be better off as actual screws rather than a knob. They are so difficult to grab and twist, that I wish i could just use a screwdriver to twist them instead. The hair clips have harsh corners on the inside edge of the clip. I dont think you'll cut yourself on them, but I do worry that they could damage your hair.