At the end of each day's use, wipe the blades clean with a soft cloth. Oil the screw area and the blades with a light-weight shear oil. As with any artist, really fine work is the result of a lot of small things done very well. Since the groomer must be able to focus on the result they want to achieve, the cutting tool must be able to respond effortlessly to every whim. A fine, properly sized and maintained scissor in a skilled hand will produce exceptional results.
Exceptional results produce happy, loyal clients.
Happy loyal clients produce refferals, full appointment books, larger fees, professional pride, and, ultimately more income. A poor or dull scissor limits the creative expression and speed of any groomer. It also limits their income. Listed below are some suggestions to help you get the longest life and the maximum benefit from your investment. Imagine how frustrating it would be if you are in the middle of a cut and your scissors get knocked off of your table.