Fairzone hairdressing scissors - recycled steel

Article number: 4262358580115 View all from Fairzone > View more: Hair styling > FAIRZONE Hairdressing scissors with finger hook The FAIRZONE hairdressing scissors are made from recycled stainless steel from Pakistan. The steel comes from old railway tracks. In this way, discarded rails are given a second chance and local people are helped into employment. Made from stainless steel from old railway tracks Made from recycled steel from Pakistan Fits comfortably in the hand Sharp blades For (self) cutting hair Ideal for cutting and modeling your desired hairstyle. The two symmetrically stacked handle rings give you a traditional cutting feel. Your little finger can rest comfortably on finger hooks, so that you can guide your hairdressing scissors safely. Whether you are shortening your own bangs or cutting split ends, these hair cutting scissors will be your lifelong companion. And therefore a must-have in every bathroom. Product specifications Hairdressing scissors - Recycled Steel Item description Hairdressing scissors - Recycled Steel Item number 4262358580115 Country of origin Pakistan Modeling and cutting Dimensions: 17 cm x 5 cm (approx. 6 inch) Blade length: 6 cm Ring size 2.5 cm & 2 cm Environmental information about Hairdressing scissors - Recycled Steel FAIRZONE FAIRZONE sells fair trade products for home use and gardening, which they offer as a first step on the road to a plastic-free home. To achieve this goal, they develop and produce quality products together with fair trade partners in transparent, traceable production processes. This means that they pay a premium for the ingredients they source from poor regions of the world. This money is used to improve the living and working conditions of the producers, including those of the plantation workers and small farmers and their families on site. FAIR ZONE stands for fair treatment of all parties involved in the production process. The requirement: humane working conditions, ecologically sustainable management and the consistent rejection of animal testing and child labour.