About JASON Scissors:

JASON entered the Japan scissors market in 1995,specializing in the production of various hairdressing and pet scissors.80% of the products are exported to all over the world. We are in mass production and quality control. Expertise in manufacturing processes, product accessories and styles is critical to our success.We are committed to building the excellent brand in the Beauty Salon & Pet Grooming Industry.

Straight shears

While each individual has their own preferences, straight shears are typically the best all-around dog grooming scissors you can buy. while you can eventually get a rounded cut with straight shears, it’s nearly impossible to get a straight line with curved shears.

You can use straight shears on any area of your dog’s body, while curved and thinning shears have more specific purposes.

Curved shears

While it is possible to get a curved look with straight shears, it isn’t very easy. Curved shears can help you get a rounded look on your dog’s face and feet. They’re safer to use around your dog’s face.

Thinning shears

Thinning shears are also sometimes referred to as blending shears or chunkers. While straight and curved shears tend to leave blunt lines in a dog’s fur, thinning shears can go back over certain areas to create a smoother, more blended look. Here are a few common uses for thinning shears:

- Going back over a trimmed face, to make it look more blended and natural

- Trimming the feathers on medium-length, double-coated dogs, like Golden Retrievers and Pomeranians, to look more natural instead of blunt

- Cutting out small mats without leaving a noticeable hole in your dog’s fur

- Blending the skirt line of a dog with a pattern cut, in which the back is shorter than the skirt and legs, like with a Westie or Cocker Spaniel

- Removing bulk from a dog with a very thick coat, like a Chow Chow