Scissors and hair are cut obliquely upwards or downwards. When cutting, grasp the sliding range of the scissors blade on the hair. Generally speaking, the angle is large and the pen tip is small, and the angle is small and the pen tip is large. The angle between the razor and the hair should be well grasped, generally around 20. By the age of 45. It is appropriate to have a large angle and a small nib shape, and a small angle and a large nib shape.

Scissors and hair are cut obliquely upward or downward, not parallel, but obliquely to avoid overlapping and affecting hair layers.

The angle between the razor and the hair should be well grasped, generally around 20. By the age of 45. The angle should be large, the pen tip shape should be small, the angle should be small, the pen tip shape should be large and the angle should be small, so it is easy to get the hair upside down and damage the hair.

The sliding range of the razor on the hair determines how much hair is cut and the level of the hair. The razor has a large sliding range, and more hair is cut off, forming a high level; Razor has small sliding range, less shearing and low formation level.