Inazuma Blossom Handle has a bent thumb ring that extends the hole size and an ergonomic permanent finger rest that secures Upper Hand Control (fingers) while holding the scissors. When the thumb barely touches the lower arch of the ring, the fingers can easily modify directional and radial blade position.
 
The wrist remains level, the thumb remains relaxed as it moves the cutting blade, yet the Upper Hand Control (fingers) was the manager. It is a triumph when the blade moves freely without the thumb pressing or flexing the ring to force the cutting action. Always adjust the scissors with the appropriate tension to achieve a relaxed hand, a stress-free thumb, as it ensures a more precise haircut.
 
The ergonomic features on a scissors handle have a single-minded purpose, enabling relief from workplace injuries. Specifically, avoiding overextending the wrist and encouraging the upper hand (fingers) to hold the weightiness of the scissors. Additionally, allowing the thumb to manage the cutting blade movements and preventing it from slipping away. Unfortunately, the anatomical benefits are lost when the thumb drops further and further inside of the ring, so radial and directional movements of the blade diminish.
 
These ever so slight features contribute to easing the multitude of movements the fingers, thumb, and wrist must endure while opening, closing, and positioning the blade. This exemplifies the importance of selecting a comfortable handle to verify your Upper Hand Control is always reliable.
 
The Inazuma Blossom Handle, combined with the Razor Edge, Convex, or Micro-Serrated edge, is a fantastic matchup. There is also a choice of a 15T-25T-30T texture and sculpting edges.
 
This is the most effective method to purchase scissors, hand-pick a comfortable handle, select the right length, and choose your desired edge.