To eliminate split ends-00-45
The revolutionary and amazing FB1 glass blade technology gives lift, volume and texture without the use of styling products. It is brilliant for giving volume and body to fine hair. This makes it ideal for those that have medical conditions on the scalp who cannot use styling products.
It is awesome for removing bulk and weight from thick hair very quickly whilst giving texture at the same time. By using different cutting techniques curly hair can be made straighter whilst straight hair can be given a wavy effect, if so desired.
Glass cutting with the FB1 is perfect for producing a soft geometric line creating textured, scrunch-styled and spiky haircuts. It is also great for controlling and managing frizzy hair.
Mr Ian Brough FRMS HNC, Electron Optics Consultant, Materials Science Centre, Manchester University states:
Cutting with Clippers, Scissors and Razors
The cutting action of the clippers effectively shears the hair, as do scissors. Razors also cause damage to the hair. Consequently we see that the cut ends of the individual hairs all show damage which in extreme cases fractures the hair, destroys the cuticle layer, damages the cortical fibres and also leaves the hair with split ends".
Using Glass for Cutting Hair
Since as early as 1950 scientists have been using knives produced from glass to cut delicate samples of tissue for examination at very high magnifications in transmission electron microscopes. The technique has been so successfully employed because of the high degree of sharpness that can be obtained from an engineered glass edge which causes no damage.
The application of a similar technique to cut hair has the major advantage that the glass blade will have sharpness unobtainable from mechanically produced edges such as scissors, razors and clippers. Additionally the method of glass cutting does not involve mechanically shearing of the hair and consequently leaves hair in optimum condition.
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