Beginner's hairdressing kit

Beginner's hairdressing kit
Here are a few essential tools a beginner hairdresser should have:

  • Straight shears.
  • Filing scissors for cutting.
  • Combs:

1. Combo comb (the more often or sparsely combed one, we recommend a solid and light-coloured one). 2.

2. with ponytail. Preferably a thin plastic needle instead of a metal needle.

3. A comb with wide, sparse teeth, ideal for combing curly hair.

Of course, additional combs will be needed later on.

  • Hook-and-loop combs are an ideal choice for those who appreciate convenience and practicality in their work. Instead of the usual ties, Velcro or buttons, these peignoirs are equipped with comfortable and secure hooks, which ensure a quick and easy fixation.

  • Pulverisers are tools designed to spray liquids during treatments in a beauty salon or hairdressing salon. They are also known as sprays or sprayers. Sprayers are usually used to apply water, shampoos, conditioners, masks, moisturizers and other products to a client's hair.

  • A set of 12 clips - half of them are metal and the other half are made of durable plastic. These clips are not only lightweight, but also have an amazing ability to hold hair securely in position.

  • Hair dryer styling brushes:

1.Tunnel (or skeleton) bilateral brushes, with different lengths of teeth.

2. Brushes with diameters of about 30mm and 45mm. i.e. medium and large. It is important that the handle is made of plastic or wood and that there are no natural bristles, but ordinary (traditional) ones. There is a ceramic-coated option, which, although slightly more expensive, has its advantages. However, it is also possible to choose without the ceramic coating, which may be a more affordable option.

  • A hair dryer for drying and styling your hair.

  • Hair clipper.

  • Plastic razor with a straight nozzle and a trimmer attachment that allows you to insert half of a normal blade.

  • A sweeper brush to remove hair from the skin.
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