blending scissors and feather razor
German translation: Effilierschere
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| 4 | einseitig gezahnte Schere/Stufenschnittrasierer |
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| 4 | Effilierschere / Haarschneidemaschine (Scherapparat) mit Effilieraufsatz / Messerschnittaufsatz |
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einseitig gezahnte Schere/Stufenschnittrasierer Explanation: From my Google search I learned that blending scissors/shears are scissors that have teeth on one blade only. A feathered cut is a Stufenschnitt. Reference: http://www.tondeo.de |
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Effilierschere / Haarschneidemaschine (Scherapparat) mit Effilieraufsatz / Messerschnittaufsatz Explanation: You could also use "einseitig gezahnte Schere" or "einseitg gezahnte Effilierschere" (cf. the first reference below). Scheren/Rasiermesser - - [ Translate this page ] ... Effilierschere Einseitig gezahnt .40 Zähne 5 1/2 Zoll. Rostfrei. DM 99,00 | Euro 50,62. Menge: 1. Schere und Kamm - Set Inhalt: Toupierkamm ... www.haarkosmetik-scholz.de/c45.html effilieren <V.t.; hat> Haar effilieren gleichmäßig herausschneiden [< frz. effiler „ausfransen, ausfasern“] Effilierschere <f. 19> Schere zum Ausschneiden von zu dichtem Haar [Wahrig Deutsches Wörterbuch] Another good resource (in German and English) on scissors, specifically scissors for cutting hair: http://www.tondeo.de/ And finally, the razors used by hairdressers are called Haarschneidemaschinen. See the following site which has lots of pictures and informative, detailed descriptions: http://www.ermila.de/genius.html HTH! Reference: http://www.ermila.de/genius.html Reference: http://www.haarkosmetik-scholz.de/c45.html |
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