“Mizutani Shears” Best Shears In The Game!!! Best Barber Shears!! Sir Men’s Salon @mizutani
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You're here because you need a haircut, right? I get it. The process proves unnecessarily hard. And the anxiety involved in switching styles overwhelms even the coolest cat. Although the core styles haven't changed much since the early 20th century, icons aplenty can shift and reshape the status quo with a simple visit to their high-end salon. They'll leave with a gravity-defying haircut you envy, fetching camera-wielding paparazzi along the way.
And don't get me wrong, the captured celeb looks great. No matter the hairdo, it seems they can do no wrong. Publications suddenly proclaim the current moment the era of the upright bob - that's a fake haircut, but indulge me - and you're left wondering, "Why doesn't my hair look like that?" or "How do I even ask for that?" Stop that. Starting points abound and can act as a way forward toward your desired haircut. Using a classic style like a crew cut as the foundation, for example, one can tweak it a little to add edge or skew conservative.
Unless you're forced to abide by rigid grooming regulations - a la the military, although they've since adapted their code to include ponytails, buzzcuts and dreadlocks - there's no sense in limiting what your hair can look like. Minimal research - aka a quick Google search - reveals millions of ways to wear your hair. But look around, men's haircuts aren't that different from person to person, and switching styles isn't rocket science. The good ones stick around and the bad ones are blips.
It's also important to consider length. Some styles take months - if not years, depending on how fast your hair grows - to achieve. Others are quick yet irreversible decisions. Before you go bald or commit to billowing layers, think about it a little more simply. Look at yourself in the mirror; then at your photo reference; yourself in the mirror again; the haircut once more; envision it all over again. Bring the photo with you but be ready to make adjustments, albeit minor.
"A photo reference, whether it be some cuts you've seen (from a celebrity standpoint) or just looks you've seen on social media, can be a really great jumping-off point. At that point, you're not necessarily discussing very strict terms in regards to texture, length or whatever it may be, but it's more so trying to look at that photo, see if it works with that person's personal style and then tailoring something to them that's going to be close. There's no such thing as one-size-fits-all for this," Rob McMillen, co-founder of NYC barbershop Mildred, tells us. He also offers his opinions on how long you should wait between appointments. "If you keep it really short, [you should go] two to three weeks; if you keep something medium length, three to five; and if you have a longer look, maybe it's five to seven or even longer."
That means the haircut your favorite athlete wore last week won't look identical on you - or your friend or your father - and especially so a week or two after it's cut. Tailoring a style to your face shape, aesthetic, activities and schedule requires assistance from a trained barber. First, figure out your face shape. Then, seek out a style you're interested in, find a local barber, book an appointment and get the look you've been yearning for - or something close to it. And bring whichever photo you need.
The most sexy shears i know: Mizutani Precisioner Acro 5.5
I have those too. I have all of them for sale if u need a pair hmu
I like this guy. Sold me & honest dude. Greetings from Arizona my brother, you’re always welcome at HQ Barbershop in Scottsdale.
I Appreciate you bro! I’m in New Mexico right around the corner. If u need some scissors hmu on IG thomasbacabarber
Thank you. I would like to purchase a pair of shears and blending shears for a family member thats going to barber college. I am overwhelmed by the choices, do you have any suggestions and could I purchase them through your shop? I would appreciate your advice, thank you.
Absolutely (DM) me on instagram “thomasbacabarber” I’ll hook you up ✂️ Free shipping and some extra gifts
I am sorry, I got rid of my instagram account a while back. Do you have a website or can I give you my email?
What are your thoughts on the:
Acro type K 6.5”
Acro Yuragi Zero (even handle, cut ratio 10%)
Please let me know your opinions and a price.
Thank you
I've been looking at them for sometime. I'm in FL and was hoping to see the brand at the Orlando Premier hair show but they weren't there. Its tough for me to spend that kind of $ sight unseen you know. As for as thinners go 4420's are legendary. what do you know about the Schorem Set? I think the guys at Reuzel designed them.
I agree, take my word they are worth every penny.
Shorem set is nice. I have 25% and 50% thinners. They feel and work great
Y las tijeras fromm? Son buenas??
Thanks 👍😎👍
What size are your Z2's? and do you wish you got them a bit larger?
I never wish I got something else, I love all Mizutani Shears! My Acro TYPE z-2 are 6.5. They are the perfect size for everything to do with barbering. The 7.0 in my opinion are a bit big and are only good for shear over comb. But the 6.5 do it all. Great all around shear, also superior at adding texture through reverse point cutting due to the Nano Powder Metal. Don’t be scared order a pair
I'am prison barber in a Fed. Prison. I like the pointy shears {Shanks }because if I don't like the dude I can cut his jugular. This is the way.
if you had to choose only one which mizutani would it be
D-17 Sword 🗡️
What is the best length of shears. Go big or go home, very small or medium size
Depends what you are using them for? Men or women or both
@@thomasbacabarber it’s usually women but both men and women it’s for my girlfriend I would love to gift her perfect shears. She has been cutting since 2021 so beginner but not beginner
@mrczr9691 I have a couple options. Do you want the most affordable or the best for the price, or just the best of the best?
@mrczr9691 If you buy a pair from me I’ll give you a homie discount 💪, I’m on the Mizutani website under “support” New Mexico Distributor
@@thomasbacabarber okay I will come back to find you with more contact information and get to know more about it
What do you think about the mizutani solid? Have u tried em?
Depends what you’re using it for? Are you a barber or stylist. Men or women’s hair ? Or both?
@@thomasbacabarber Barber, but I don't do a lot of old school cutting with say scissor over comb. I mostly cut using a lot of sectioning, more modern style/hairdresser style.
@@sambrismo8981 Then go with more of a precision shear. I’ll sell u a pair when ur ready for the best bro 😎
@@thomasbacabarber what models are precision? I’m in Europe and from my understanding u are in the US so might be tough. The shears I have aren’t that great for precision cutting, they are high quality but because of ergonomics with my hands they won’t cut hair if I cut “reverse grip”, like for graduation (cutting downwards). Instead I have to bring my elbow up a bunch.
@sambrismo8981 I can sell internationally. Look me up on instagram and message me
I’ve been eyeing the DAMA-05 and the Acros for my go to shears- I’d really love the DAMAs though they are more expensive than the Acros, which would you recommend out of the 2 for your everyday shears? These would be my first pair of super high quality shears
Men’s hair?
@@thomasbacabarber yea men’s hair
The Acros will work fine for all around even shear over comb. If you wanna save a lil money do the Acro Nano powder metal. 🤙🏻 I have the Dama 05 they are great also! Dama is a great way to get the clients excited about the shears you use. Mizutani are the best in the world 🌎!
What size is that gold 🥇 one?6,2 inch or?
Which thinner over comb do you use on dry hair?
What size are those swords ? 5.7 or 6.2?
6.7 Barber Shears
holding them like that is pretty dumb. 1) you can cut yourself badly. 2) don’t flip mizutani. you can damage the mechanism easily. I know it looks cool… but it’s not worth it:)
I’ve been using Mizutani for 6 years and always flip them. I never cut myself. I have over 10k hours flipping shears. But ya you yourself probably shouldn’t flip them that would be pretty dumb.
@@thomasbacabarber what does he mean flip them?