B2 Comb Set YS-206 (white) + YS-252 (white)

B2 Comb Set YS-206 (white) + YS-252 (white)

Hairdresser x Updo The barber style (a stylish updo) is currently all the rage around the world, but the B2 comb is still not widely used in salons. Most hairdressers create the barber style using only clippers and combs. So, how does the B2 comb differ from clippers and combs?

Difference between clippers and B2 comb Hairdressers are extremely useful and effective for achieving an even updo. However, every person's head has both flat and sunken areas. If you cut both flat and sunken areas in the same way, the resulting silhouette will mirror the shape of your head. Using the B2 comb for finishing touches allows you to create subtle variations and even gradations.

The Difference Between a Cutting Comb and a B2 Comb The biggest difference between a cutting comb and a B2 comb is their thickness. While the thinnest cutting comb is approximately 4mm, a B2 comb, when used for finishing, is significantly thinner at its thinnest point, measuring 1.2mm. For example, if you want a 3mm finished length, a comb thicker than 3mm won't cut it to that length.

Selecting the Strongest Two Combs Barber schools typically recommend having around four combs on hand, from a rough cut comb to a final finishing comb. Gradually changing from coarse to fine grit combs to achieve a beautiful finish is similar to changing the grit of sandpaper. This time, under the supervision of a veteran barber, we've selected two essential combs for a starter kit.

YS-206 - Though it does not use animal bone, it feels as if it has been used in a variety of ways, such as baked goods, tortoiseshell, or buffalo bone, and feels comfortable in your hand. - Same model as the standard to hard types, YS-236. Size: 168mm〓 Heat-resistant temperature: 110°C

YS-252 - This single comb is all you need for meticulous beard, eyebrow, and hair care. 〓 The soft material allows the comb to flex, ensuring a secure fit. - The thin design allows for flexible, short styles. - Ideal for detailed care, it is a favorite among beauty professionals. - The handle provides a comfortable grip, making it easy to use even for beginners. Size: 167mm Material: Polyacetal Heat-Resistant: 110°C B2 Comb Set YS-206 (white) + YS-252 (white) YS-206 - Though not made with animal bone, this comb feels as if it's made with baked oak, tortoiseshell, or buffalo bone. - Same model as the standard to hard types YS-236. Size: 168mm Heat-Resistant: 110°C YS-252 - This single comb is all you need for meticulous beard, eyebrow, and hair care. - The soft material allows the comb to flex, ensuring a secure fit. - The thin design allows for flexible, short styles. - Ideal for detailed care, this comb is a favorite of beauty professionals. - The handle provides a comfortable grip, making it easy to use even for beginners. Size: 167mm〓 Material: Polyacetal〓 Heat-resistant temperature: 110°C Hairdresser × Updo: The BARBER style (a stylish updo) is currently all the rage around the world, but the B2 comb (BARBER comb) is still not widely used in hair salons. Most hairdressers create the BARBER style using only clippers and cutting combs. So, what makes the B2 comb different from clippers and cutting combs? Difference between Clippers and B2 Comb: Clippers are extremely useful for achieving a uniform updo. However, every person's head has both flat and sunken areas. If you cut both flat and sunken areas in the same way, the silhouette will be similar to the shape of your head. Using a B2 comb for the finishing touch allows you to create subtle variations and is also suitable for creating gradations. Difference between Cutting Comb and B2 Comb: The biggest difference between a cutting comb and a B2 comb is their thinness. While even the thinnest cutting comb is about 4mm thick, the thinnest point of a B2 comb is quite thin at 1.2mm when used for finishing. For example, if you want a finished length of 3mm, a comb thicker than 3mm will not be able to trim to that length. Selecting the Strongest Two Combs: Barber schools generally recommend having around four combs on hand, from a rough cut comb to a final finishing comb. Gradually changing from coarse to fine grit tools to achieve a beautiful finish is similar to changing the grit of sandpaper. This time, under the supervision of a veteran barber, we have selected the two essential tools you should have in your starter kit.