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Thank you for your question! 😆

I’ll probably go into more detail during the live stream, but...

If there is a difference between the left and right sides, the way the scissors cut is always different.

When cutting to the right, it's not just about the angles to the left and right, but also...

Please also pay attention to the angle of the blade tip (the angle between the blade and the vertical).

Also, if you don't mind

It’s easier to explain if you have photos taken from the side showing both cheeks 😁

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Good evening! 😆

Thank you for your question!

I think I’ll talk about this at the upcoming concert, but,

Do you find yourself looking down at the hair while cutting?

Keep a good distance from the dog and try cutting from an angle slightly above and to the front of its head. ✨

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Thank you so much!

Curry bread 🤣🤣

This isn't a curry bun at all, lol

I think it’s been cut into a really cute, round shape

The back of the head is nicely rounded, and the overall shape is very beautiful✨

I’ll share more details during our next live stream🫡

If you want the muzzle to look a little rounder, you might try tightening the No. 28 slightly.

But I also get the feeling it’s just that the transition between the coat colors is really noticeable.

Also, as you said, I think if we bring numbers 8 and 9 a little closer together to raise the center of gravity, it will give a more youthful impression, but

It really comes down to personal preference, so I can't really say 🥺💓

That's cute!

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https://trimmers-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/video_599138382496661975-qi3PFWhs.mp4

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Thank you for your question!

It's so pretty and has such a cute cut! 💓

I’ll explain more about the cuts at our next live show ✨

By the way, which one is the white puppy from the Nuance Seminar? ?

A screenshot would be fine, so I’d appreciate it if you could send me an image. 🙏

To briefly explain just the part about the ears,

I think the line below the ears and the taper at the back are a bit too sharp.

If you cut the area below the ear in a sharp, rounded curve, it will eliminate the width when the ear is raised.

When viewed from the side and comparing the ears front to back,

Try cutting it so that the front and back have about the same volume and length ✨

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Good evening!

Thank you so much for watching the live stream! 😆

"The angle of the scissors as a whole when they come into contact with the hair"

That's it! ✨

If you cut at an angle as if you were cutting with scissors from above, you’ll end up cutting only the area above the eyes,

I can't get the part that supports the shape of the forehead to work 🥺

So I think the advice to "keep the blade tip down" applies here too!

If you apply it from the top and let it run out toward the outer corners of your eyes, product tends to linger in the area just in front of your ears, and in an effort to balance that weight, you end up applying too much from the top of your eyes all the way up to your scalp, so

I’m worried my forehead will just keep getting lower and flatter, losing all its dimension 🥲

You might not feel up to it at first, but try connecting them vertically up to the width of number 11 ✨

Thank you so much! 😆✨

When I asked the viewers during today’s live stream, they said the same thing: “I check Instagram!”

QIX's seminar sounds interesting! I'd like to check it out too 💪