Love your videos and I’ve learned so much. Question. Why use thinning shears and not a regular scissor to remove between the eyes? Thank you in advance!
I like the thinning shears between the eyes because it gives a more natural blend line than if I make cuts with straight shears. Nothing wrong at all with doing it with straights, though, if you like the result!
Yes, with experience, particularly professionally in a salon, that's true. I find that novices get better, less all-or-nothing results with thinners. Also, when doing show dog eyebrows, tweaking little by little with thinners can give the best result for the specific dogs, depending on head conformation and the desired effect.
Loved your video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
I'm glad it was helpful!
Do you have a stripping tutorial on a black standard schnauzer?
Not yet. I don't have access to as many hand stripped blacks so it may take me a while to get as much content up for them as for P&S.
Love your videos and I’ve learned so much. Question. Why use thinning shears and not a regular scissor to remove between the eyes? Thank you in advance!
I like the thinning shears between the eyes because it gives a more natural blend line than if I make cuts with straight shears. Nothing wrong at all with doing it with straights, though, if you like the result!
That cut on the brows could be done in 5 seconds with straights without the thinning
Yes, with experience, particularly professionally in a salon, that's true. I find that novices get better, less all-or-nothing results with thinners. Also, when doing show dog eyebrows, tweaking little by little with thinners can give the best result for the specific dogs, depending on head conformation and the desired effect.
Love those brows❤
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