Precision Bond Snips

• How to Use: Remove the clear blade sleeve and open the shear. Insert the keratin bond into the blades (being careful not to cut the hair) and close the handles together.
• Materials: Made of Japanese steel with a rubber coated plastic handle.
• Rubberized grip for added comfort
• Improves your application's efficiency and profitability by saving time and energy 

I always prep my hair before each extension application by untying the bundle and smoothing any creases out of the hair. Then I cut most of each bundle down into half sized bonds vertically and reserve several bonds to be used at the start of each row. I customize these bonds into 1/3 or ¼ sized bonds depending on the density and texture of the hair. 

For years I’ve used non-conventional scissors when cutting down my bonds. People always asked me why I chose William and Sonoma “herb snips” over traditional bond snips?

My answer- “Nothing is as particular and comfortable as these are.” So, I knew I had to make mine even better! I chose to shorten the blade for the most exact cut. I enlarged the handle for even more leverage, and I of course made them my favorite color- BLACK!

If you notice your blades feeling a little loose, your cut not as clean, or the dreaded bond fold happening: it’s time for a quick refresh.

Your Precision Bond Snips were designed with the busy, high-standard stylist in mind. Adjusting them is effortless - simply give the Tension Nut a few turns (no tools required!) until your snips feel just right again.

Each pair is fully customizable, because no two stylists work the same — and your tools should always move the way you do.