{"id":270317,"date":"2018-11-04T23:48:49","date_gmt":"2018-11-04T22:48:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.cuchillalia.com\/producto\/3-claveles-scuola-texturizing-scissors-es-28-6-with-finger-rest\/"},"modified":"2026-07-22T10:01:52","modified_gmt":"2026-07-22T08:01:52","slug":"3-claveles-scuola-texturizing-scissors-es-28-6-with-finger-rest","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.cuchillalia.com\/en\/product\/3-claveles-scuola-texturizing-scissors-es-28-6-with-finger-rest\/","title":{"rendered":"3 Claveles Scuola Texturizing Scissors ES 28 6″ with Finger Rest"},"content":{"rendered":"

The 3 Claveles Scuola 12636 texturizing scissors<\/strong> add to the 12635 version what many hairdressing schools specifically ask for in the first months of training: a finger rest built into the handle. The technical action of texturizing, which combines partial cuts and repeated movements over the same section, demands a hand stability that the student often has not yet fully developed.<\/p>\n

The build is asymmetric, as in any quality texturizing pair: one blade with the teeth characteristic of texturizing, the other with a 50\u00b0 micro-serrated edge. This combination produces the partial cut that defines the final texturizing result, ideal for texturizing sections, lightening volume and creating soft transitions between areas of the hair. The HRC 54 Rockwell hardness keeps the geometry of both the teeth and the micro-serration in good shape throughout the learning period.<\/p>\n

Why choose the 3 Claveles Scuola 12636 with a finger rest?<\/h2>\n

The finger rest doesn’t add weight: it redistributes what is already there. By resting the little finger in the curve of the handle, the scissors become more stable and the hand tires less, something you will notice especially when texturizing, where you make dozens of repeated movements in the same area. For anyone still training and finding their touch, that point of support changes the result of the work.<\/p>\n

Differences from the version without a finger rest<\/h3>\n

Compared with the 12635 model (texturizing without a finger rest), the 12636 prioritises ergonomics over pure technical learning. The choice between one and the other depends on your approach: if your school requires the classic grip from the start, the 12635 is the option; if you value comfort and reduced fatigue, the 12636 is the answer. The toothed blade and the micro-serrated blade do the same job in both models: what changes is the grip.<\/p>\n

Made in Spain with the traditional 3 Claveles hallmark since 1930, with a black nylon handle and presented in the purple blister of the new range. To compare finishes, materials and prices within the range, you can browse all the 3 Claveles hairdressing scissors<\/a>.<\/p>\n

3 Claveles Scuola Texturizing Scissors ES 28 6″ with Finger Rest \u2014 specifications<\/h2>\n
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Commercial name:<\/span>Scuola ES 28 6″ with finger rest<\/strong><\/span><\/div>\n
Manufacturer:<\/span>3 Claveles<\/span><\/div>\n
Manufacturer reference:<\/span>12636<\/span><\/div>\n
Blade material:<\/span>Stainless steel<\/span><\/div>\n
Blade type:<\/span>50\u00b0 micro-serrated edge<\/span><\/div>\n
Hardness:<\/span>HRc 54 Rockwell<\/span><\/div>\n
Handle material:<\/span>Nylon<\/span><\/div>\n
Handle type:<\/span>With finger rest<\/span><\/div>\n
Dimensions:<\/span>15 cm – 6′<\/span><\/div>\n
Left-handed use?:<\/span>Right-handed only<\/span><\/div>\n
Manufacturing:<\/span>Stamped<\/span><\/div>\n
Packaging:<\/span>Plastic blister<\/span><\/div>\n
Adjustment screw?:<\/span>Adjustable flat screw<\/span><\/div>\n
Made in:<\/span>Spain<\/span><\/div>\n
Barcode (GTIN):<\/span>8410990126369<\/span><\/div>\n
Notes:<\/span>– The HRc 54 hardness gives the edge good durability.
\n– Thanks to the 50\u00b0 micro-serrated edge, the 3 Claveles Scuola scissors give a safer cut. It stops the hair from slipping.
\n– The adjustable flat screw lets you loosen the blades gently with a screwdriver without losing the ride-line contact.
\n– Nylon handles with a finger rest that give an excellent grip on the scissors.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Do you need this same pair for cutting?<\/h2>\n

If instead of texturizing you want to cut, this is the cutting version in the same 6″ format with finger-rest handles:<\/p>\n