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Cocker Specific Discussion => Grooming => Topic started by: Toni-UK on March 02, 2013, 10:10:36 PM

Title: Thinning scissors
Post by: Toni-UK on March 02, 2013, 10:10:36 PM
Can anyone recommend some thinning scissors other than the Rosaline 6.5 thinners as they are almost £70 which is out of my price range.
I am willing to pay £40-£50.  :blink:

Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: dipsydoodlenoodle on March 02, 2013, 10:26:02 PM
look  at  groomers online, I  paid 55 for mine a  few months ago
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: cockerdoo on March 03, 2013, 06:30:58 PM
I have the Roseline ones and they are really good, well worth the money if you can save up for them.
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: louisedi on March 03, 2013, 07:21:46 PM
go ontoo groomers web, they do a pair for about £35, think they got 32 teeth, had mine 9yrs - sharpened acouple off times
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: Emilyoliver on March 03, 2013, 07:47:51 PM
I have Jaguar prestyle ts38 thinning scissors. Under £50, had them nearly 11 years. Love them. Bought them from here: http://www.hubintsecured.co.uk/acatalog/Thinning_Scissors.html
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: carol pearson on March 08, 2013, 11:58:15 AM
Sorry if this is a silly question but where do you use the thinning scissors.

Is it just to thin out a thick coat.

Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: dipsydoodlenoodle on March 08, 2013, 12:12:46 PM
Sorry if this is a silly question but where do you use the thinning scissors.

Is it just to thin out a thick coat.



Head, top of ears, neck (front)...but also for thinning out a thick coat :)
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: Toni-UK on March 08, 2013, 08:17:47 PM
look  at  groomers online, I  paid 55 for mine a  few months ago

I did get them from there in the end  ;) ,i had found a nice pink pair or another site for £50 but they didnt accept online orders you had to leave your details with them and they contacted you  :huh:

Sorry if this is a silly question but where do you use the thinning scissors.

Is it just to thin out a thick coat.



Head, top of ears, neck (front)...but also for thinning out a thick coat :)

I will be using mine for the leg feathering (i think) and thinning out ears everywhere else is gonna get clipped off  :011:  ph34r
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: Ninasmum on March 09, 2013, 02:27:39 PM
look  at  groomers online, I  paid 55 for mine a  few months ago

I did get them from there in the end  ;) ,i had found a nice pink pair or another site for £50 but they didnt accept online orders you had to leave your details with them and they contacted you  :huh:

Sorry if this is a silly question but where do you use the thinning scissors.

Is it just to thin out a thick coat.



Head, top of ears, neck (front)...but also for thinning out a thick coat :)

I will be using mine for the leg feathering (i think) and thinning out ears everywhere else is gonna get clipped off  :011:  ph34r

That was probably Dezynadog Toni  :-\  i've ordered from them & do find it annoying that you can't pay online & have to wait for a phone call from them
to take payment  :huh: 
Pleased you bought the pink one's, same as mine  :luv: 
You can also use the thinning scissors for blending in i.e top's of ears or sections that have been clippered but don't
look 'quite right' then the scissors are very useful too  :D
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: Toni-UK on March 09, 2013, 03:25:42 PM
 I didn't get them from Dezynadog Wendy because of the strange phone call to home set-up,so i got them from groomers online.I will have to "imagine" they are pink  :005:

Only a little while longer and i will have my clippers,then i can annoy you with lots of pms' for grooming advice.  :P
Title: Re: Thinning scissors
Post by: Ninasmum on March 09, 2013, 04:32:18 PM
I didn't get them from Dezynadog Wendy because of the strange phone call to home set-up,so i got them from groomers online.I will have to "imagine" they are pink  :005:

Only a little while longer and i will have my clippers,then i can annoy you with lots of pms' for grooming advice.  :P

Oops sorry i read your post wrong  :doh:  the pink always makes me smile esp. when i know its gonna be a stressful time grooming Nina  :016: :005:
Look forward to trying to help with advice & good luck Toni  :P :-*