The present invention relates to hairdressing scissors for preventing hair or pet fur from flying by attaching a clamp blade to an upper blade of the hairdressing scissors.

According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, hairdressing scissors, in which an upper scissor body having an upper blade formed on one side and a handle formed on the other side and a lower scissor body having a lower blade formed on one side and a handle formed on the other side are rotatably coupled to each other by a hinge shaft, further include a clamp blade attached to the upper end of the inner surface of the upper blade by a joining member so as to rotate with the upper blade, wherein the clamp blade has a length longer than a width direction length of the upper blade so as to come in contact with the hair prior to the upper blade, and the joining member has a predetermined thickness so that the lower blade is able to rotate between the upper blade and the clamp blade.

The present invention relates to hairdressing scissors for preventing hair or pet fur from flying by attaching a clamp blade to an upper blade of the hairdressing scissors.

According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, hairdressing scissors, in which an upper scissor body having an upper blade formed on one side and a handle formed on the other side and a lower scissor body having a lower blade formed on one side and a handle formed on the other side are rotatably coupled to each other by a hinge shaft, further include a clamp blade attached to the upper end of the inner surface of the upper blade by a joining member so as to rotate with the upper blade, wherein the clamp blade has a length longer than a width direction length of the upper blade so as to come in contact with the hair prior to the upper blade, and the joining member has a predetermined thickness so that the lower blade is able to rotate between the upper blade and the clamp blade.

Disclosed is a nasal hair trimmer which removes a large amount of nose hair by safely inserting the nasal hair trimmer into a nostril using only a small number of operations. The nasal hair trimmer includes two cutting plates, each including two or three cutting heads and having a size capable of entering a nostril, wherein the two cutting plates are connected to each other by a shaft pin so as to swing while overlapping each other in a state of being parallel to each other, and wherein, when the cutting heads of the two cutting plates swing relative to each other, cutting heads neighboring each other are moved toward each other so as to cut nose hair.

Disclosed is a nasal hair trimmer which removes a large amount of nose hair by safely inserting the nasal hair trimmer into a nostril using only a small number of operations. The nasal hair trimmer includes two cutting plates, each including two or three cutting heads and having a size capable of entering a nostril, wherein the two cutting plates are connected to each other by a shaft pin so as to swing while overlapping each other in a state of being parallel to each other, and wherein, when the cutting heads of the two cutting plates swing relative to each other, cutting heads neighboring each other are moved toward each other so as to cut nose hair.

A scissors assembly for cutting objects is provided. The scissors assembly comprises a first blade and a second blade each having a first end and a second end with the first ends being sharply pointed. A pivot connection connects the first blade and the second blade. A serrated cutting edge is formed on the first blade between the first end of the first blade and the pivot connection and a plurality of serrated grooves formed on the second blade between the first end of the second blade and the pivot connection. The sharply point first end of the first blade and the sharply pointed first end of the second blade creates a precision point. Upon pivoting of the first end of the first blade toward the first end of the second blade, the cutting teeth of the serrated cutting edge of the first blade interfit with the serrated grooves on the second blade.

A scissors assembly for cutting objects is provided. The scissors assembly comprises a first blade and a second blade each having a first end and a second end with the first ends being sharply pointed. A pivot connection connects the first blade and the second blade. A serrated cutting edge is formed on the first blade between the first end of the first blade and the pivot connection and a plurality of serrated grooves formed on the second blade between the first end of the second blade and the pivot connection. The sharply point first end of the first blade and the sharply pointed first end of the second blade creates a precision point. Upon pivoting of the first end of the first blade toward the first end of the second blade, the cutting teeth of the serrated cutting edge of the first blade interfit with the serrated grooves on the second blade.

In one or more embodiments a system of foldable shears is provided, comprising a pair of shearing blades, each blade having a sharp side and a blunt side. The blades are connected to handles via a hinge, and the handles have one side that is straighter and another side that is more rounded or irregularly shaped. One of the blades includes a backward facing hook on the blade's blunt side. Additionally, the blunt side may have partially sharpened serrations or other features. The blades can fold about the hinge for easier transport and storage and the shears are configured so that the hook does not extend past the handles when folded to prevent catching the hook on anything or damaging any nearby equipment.

In one or more embodiments a system of foldable shears is provided, comprising a pair of shearing blades, each blade having a sharp side and a blunt side. The blades are connected to handles via a hinge, and the handles have one side that is straighter and another side that is more rounded or irregularly shaped. One of the blades includes a backward facing hook on the blade's blunt side. Additionally, the blunt side may have partially sharpened serrations or other features. The blades can fold about the hinge for easier transport and storage and the shears are configured so that the hook does not extend past the handles when folded to prevent catching the hook on anything or damaging any nearby equipment.

A crab shell cutter is provided which has first and second handles and first and second jaws which pivot relative to one another. The jaws include a tapered jaw line which comprises having a tapered surface from which a plurality of serrations extend. The serrations are pyramidal in shape. When engaging a crab shell, the plurality of serrations form linear perforations in the shell but inhibit damage of the underlying crab meat.

A crab shell cutter is provided which has first and second handles and first and second jaws which pivot relative to one another. The jaws include a tapered jaw line which comprises having a tapered surface from which a plurality of serrations extend. The serrations are pyramidal in shape. When engaging a crab shell, the plurality of serrations form linear perforations in the shell but inhibit damage of the underlying crab meat.