Hair dressing tools

What are professional hair dressing tools?

Professional hairdressing tools include all the accessories used for styling hair, along with devices specifically designed for cutting. A collection typically features brushes, combs, clippers, scissors, hair clips, and more. These essential tools should always be available in your home hair care kit to make styling the hair of every family member a breeze.

Brushes and combs

The hair brush is likely the first professional styling tool that makes its way into a home hair care kit. Essential and versatile, hairbrushes are often used for detangling knots and styling hair. Additionally, brushing your hair can stimulate blood circulation to the scalp, increase shine, remove split ends, and promote hair growth. Brushes are designed for fine, thick, detangling, styling, and even drying. When selecting the perfect hairbrush, consider factors such as bristle composition, brush size, and the shape of the brush head.

Unlike brushes, hair combs are generally smaller and have fewer teeth. Ideal for detangling, smoothing, or shaping hair, combs can be used on both dry and wet hair. Various types of combs meet the needs of different hair types. A wide-tooth comb is particularly useful for curly and kinky hair because it detangles without disrupting the curls or creating unwanted frizz. A fine-tooth comb, on the other hand, is perfect for creating styles that require precision, tension, and control.

Hairdressing clips

Hairdressing clips are used to section off hair during cutting, coloring, or styling services. Although primarily a professional tool, they can also be very practical to have at home. From gator clips to velcro separators and sectioning clips[R1] , our range of hair clips has everything you need to keep your hair securely in place.

Clippers and trimmers

Due to their larger size and head, hair clippers are perfect for cutting longer hair or trimming beards, hair, and body hair. They’re the ideal choice for handling the bulk of the work or, as some say, for doing the “big clean-up.” These clippers often feature an adjustable lever for varying blade heights, giving you multiple cutting lengths. Hair clippers consist of a fixed blade and a moving blade that work together to cut hair.

Trimmers have a "T"-shaped blade. However, their smaller head and more delicate size are key characteristics that set them apart from other clippers. They're the top choice for precision and finishing work. For hair, they're typically used for trimming around the ears, temples, and neck. For beards, they excel at defining and shaping the boundary between hair and bare skin. Those who prefer a shaved head will appreciate that this tool leaves no hair behind! While it can perform wonders in more sensitive areas, it's important to be very careful, as the blade is sharp and can easily nick the skin if mishandled.

Scissors

Hair cutting scissors are perhaps the most essential tool for professionals. The quality of professional scissors can make a significant difference in the outcome of the cut. Whether you need thinning scissors, ergonomic offset scissors, or classic straight shears, our selection of tools combines quality and precision to deliver the best results.

Water spray bottles

Often used by professionals, a water spray bottle is handy for dampening hair before cutting. Wet hair is easier to cut, and the precision is generally better. At home, a spray bottle can come in handy when refreshing your style without needing a full wash. By lightly misting your hair, you can apply styling products and restyle your hair using a blow dryer or brush dryer.

Robes and capes

Hairdresser capes and robes are essential accessories in salons. Worn by clients, the hairdresser's cape should be soft, lightweight, water-repellent, and durable. The primary function of a cape or robe is to keep clients clean and dry throughout the service.

Hair rollers

Hair rollers, also known as curlers, have been used for decades. They are designed to shape hair into lasting waves or curls by rolling sections of hair around them. Rollers often add volume to hairstyles or create movement in the lengths and ends. In this same category, you’ll also find heatless curling headbands. Working similarly to traditional rollers, the headband is shaped like a long cylinder, which you fasten around your head before wrapping your hair around it. Leave it in place for a while, and you'll end up with beautiful curls—no heat required!