Structure of hairdresser scissors and method for its use
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A structure of hairdresser scissors having two first levers defining two cooperating blades on resistance arms, a fulcrum, and two gripping branches on power arms that include rings, one bearing two anatomical prongs and an external thickening therebetween, pivoted on the respective gripping branches and hinged at apices of divergings of the gripping branches. Outwardly arched appendages extend from the gripping branches by at least one quarter of the overall extension of the power arms. A method of use includes inserting fingers within the rings; supporting, in in the gulf defined by the prong and by the thickening outside one ring, the middle finger of the user; abutting the little finger against the downward prong of the ring; and actuating the outward arched appendages of the power arms as a lever handle with the index finger of the user to set, guide and hold any inclination of the scissors.
A structure of hairdresser scissors that includes two combined first levers (2A, B), which are hinged to a fulcrum (3) to define two cooperating blades and comprise two resistance arms (4A, B) and two gripping branches (5A, B) providing power arms
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