Boots Essentials Basic and Thinning Scissors Twin Pack (T53)

I needed some scissors to cut my fringe and unfortunately my local boots only had this set in stock. I will not be buying again. Cutting scissors are terrible, they're not sharp enough, only cut at the very point and then drag across your hair....

Purchased these at Manchester Market Street Boots yesterday and I regret it massively. The normal scissors don't cut well at all, the only point the blades meet are at the very tip with a big gap everywhere else. The thinning shears jam and perform...

Bought these to thin my hair out as the hairdresser I visited hadn't done a very good job-worked perfectly,both pairs whether thinning your hair or cutting it.easy to manage.,and sharp

I bought this pack because I could not find a thinning scissors anywhere else. I need to thin my hair regularly as I have thick hair with grown out layers just below chin level, and without thinning these layers my hair looks very top heavy. Having not...

I bought these as they were the only thinning scissors I could find on the high street, though they seemed ridiculously cheap which slightly put me off. I deliberated about using them as after researching thinning scissors in general, the message was...

I'm a professional hairdresser so I can tell the difference between a good and bad pair of scissors. These scissors would never be used in a salon or by a mobile hairdresser because the blades jam into the hair. They aren't suitable for any...

Bought these scissors and they are not suitable for hair cutting. It is almost impossible to cut. Thinning scissors jams and pulls hairs, not usable at all. Maybe suitable for paper cutting but not for hair and on the package it even doesn't mention...