Alex Morgan
Alex Morgan is an editorial pen name for the BarberScissors product content team. The byline covers our buying guides, catalogue comparisons and tool-care explainers.
The team's background is more than ten years working internationally with hair-scissor products.
What the guides cover
Every guide starts from the job: what you cut, the length you use and your budget. We explain length, hand, handle, edge and steel, name the exact model, and link the maker or an official source beside the detail it supports.
Our picks come from the product record and the maker's specification, matched to the job. We don't publish hands-on testing stories, customer quotes or invented credentials.
Editorial process and commercial role
We use AI to help with research, drafting and some illustrations. Product details are checked against the store record and the maker's documentation. Banners labelled "Illustration" are AI-generated or drawn; product photos are catalogue photos. Read how we write our guides for the full method.
BarberScissors is a retailer, and product links lead to our store. Our Terms of Sale identify the seller. An outside citation names the source of a detail; it is not an endorsement by that maker or organisation.
Articles
- 5 Scissor Mistakes Apprentice Barbers Make
- 8 Barber Scissor Brands Compared by Range and Price
- Are Ichiro Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Jaguar Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Joewell Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Juntetsu Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Kamisori Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Kasho Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Mina Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Yasaka Scissors Good? A Barber's Verdict
- Are Your Barber Scissors Blunt? 4 Tests and Fixes
- Barber Scissor Blades: Edge and Profile Explained
- Barber Scissor Budget: What to Spend and How to Pay
- Barber Scissor Care and Servicing Guides
- Barber Scissor Cases, Pouches and Holsters Compared
- Barber Scissor Handles: Classic, Offset and Crane
- Barber Scissor Maintenance: Daily Care to Servicing
- Barber Scissor Size Guide: 5.0 to 7.0 Inch Explained
- Barber Scissor Steel Guide: Grades and Hardness
- Barber Scissors in Australia
- Barber Scissors Under $200: Best Buys in Australia
- Barber Shears vs Hairdressing Scissors: Key Differences
- Best Barber Scissor Sets: Cutter and Thinner Pairs
- Best Barber Scissors for Apprentices (Under $200)
- Best Barber Scissors for Fades (Australia)
- Best Barber Scissors for Thick, Fine and Curly Hair
- Best Barber Scissors in Australia: 10 Picks by Job
- Best Left-Handed Barber Scissors (True Lefty)
- Best Long Barber Scissors for Scissor Over Comb
- Best Sword Blade Shears for Barbers
- Best Thinning and Texturising Shears for Barbers
- Black, Rainbow and Gold Barber Scissors Explained
- Buying Barber Scissors Online: 5 Checks First
- Buying Scissors for a Barbershop: Owner's Guide
- Can You Take Barber Scissors on a Plane? (Australia)
- Convex vs Bevel Edge Barber Scissors Explained
- How Often Should Barbers Sharpen Convex Shears?
- How to Choose Barber Scissors: The Complete Guide
- How to Clean and Oil Barber Scissors
- How to Hold Barber Scissors Properly
- Japanese vs German Barber Scissors: Real Differences
- Left-Handed Barber Scissors: True Lefty vs Ambidextrous
- Mobile Barber Kit: Scissors, Case and Travel Checklist
- Parts of Barber Scissors: A Labelled Diagram
- Scissor Care in Humid, Coastal and Tropical Areas
- Scissor Sharpening in Australia: How to Choose a Service
- Scissor Tension Screws and Pivot Systems Explained
- Scissors in a Fade: Length, Edge and Technique
- Thinning vs Texturising Scissors: How They Differ
- Types of Barber Scissors and What Each Does
- VG-10 vs 440C vs ATS-314: Scissor Steels Compared
- Why Are Professional Barber Scissors Expensive?
- Yasaka vs Juntetsu: Which Barber Scissors to Buy
- Your First Barber Scissor Kit: What to Buy
- Your Second Barber Scissor: What to Add Next
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Send the page link and the detail that needs checking. For a product, include the model and length, and a link to the maker's specification if you have one.