Are they pretty pointed at the ends? I need them to be thin and pointed to cut into hair and cannot find any.
1239699
the sharp point at the end has been filed down too keep from stabbing someone.
1239700
I have the 6.5' and IMO I wouldn't say the ends are VERY sharp. They curve at the end and when I rub my fingers over them or tap them, I can walk away without a cut.
1239701
yes they are pointed, not lethally or anything but I use them to cut into my bangs and they work excellently
1239702
Yes, I would say they're fairly pointed at the end. I'm not a professional, but I do get my hair cut every few months by my stylist. I will say they are not as thin and sharp as my stylist's shears, but the do get the job done.
63555
Do not cut in a straight line bcus they will be blunt, pointcut, like cut into them but not too in bcus they will be too short
929518
they're only being cut too thin if half of the picture is gone. you can never really cut these ¨too thin¨, but it's obviously possible to cut them too thick. I used an exacto-knife. It took a little while to get used to, but if you cut these on a cutting board in a downward pressing motion you can really get into the rhythm and cut them quicker.
1178182
My hair appointment is tomorrow morning. I can let you know for sure then. However it dose seem like enough when compared to the amount of hair I just took out.FYI. I returned the first 3 bundles they sent me because the ends were ridiculously thin. The bundles I have now are much fuller. Please see my review which lists the pros and cons about the hair.
2150709
I think they're better. Normal french tip guides aren't curved enough for my liking (and are too expensive to boot!). These come out more like what you'd get in a salon with a more noticeable smile line. I stock up on these and never buy them from beauty supply stores.
2207965
I bought them to sew felt together, but they did not work well. I ended up having to buy a different pack from Wal-Mart that had sharper tips.
145901
They are 3" long which is OK if you don't mind a lot of hair sticking out the bottom!! The thing I don't like is the ends around your face always come undone!! Maybe the longer curved ones will be better for you!!!
51742
Yes. They're not pointed like sewing scissors, but they're not flat-tipped either. Ezlypist's description matches my experience, with two pairs, BTW.
2040219
they are very thin and no problem the ruler sit flush on the fabric - I do like them and have ordered already more for my other rulers - I had ordered someother thicker , quite good for no slipping, but the ruler did not sit flush and this was a problem for cutting. I hope you will find them useful.
851088
Are the studs pointed at the end, or flat? I want to go out and buy some gold ones to load into the gun rather than use the silver ones that come with it but I'm not sure if you can buy ones with sharp ends :)
2131485
They are really small. They are probably used for tapering around the hairline and ears. I don't know what size they are but they aren't meant to cut a lot of hair with, just the edges.
145902
No, they are only about 3" long. They are very good for thinner, fine hair.
1815103
I think these clippers are just meant for really short hair and to be used for a short time. Maybe just for fading and lining up.
1269583
No they are pointed. Better for target practice, but in all honesty, there is no real difference. if they are not being fired the tips are not pointed enough to easily cause damage.Just treat them with the respect they deserve and you'll be fine.
924955
Yes, mine was very straight! Just like my own natural hair!I've shampoo'd and conditioned mine too, and once they're dry, I've even used my flat iron on them to get them back to perfectly straight.I love these clip in extensions!Good luck :)
578134
The ones I bought arrived as is without a knife. The ends are sharp enough to pierce thin wood or thin metal with a good toss.
1463098
They are pointed all except the very tip. They work well and the kids and I have had a lot of fun playing with them.