Premium High-Speed Steel ? 6.5-inch Scissors ? Lightweight for Women ? Beauty Salon ? Barber ? Hairdresser Scissors ? Barber Scissors

100% Made in Japan
From the screws to everything else, this is a completely top-grade Japanese product.

High-Speed Steel
Powdered Steel
Super Gold Steel
SG2 Steel
These are considered the highest grade materials among current scissor steels.
From other manufacturers, this steel would undoubtedly cost over ￥100,000.

Incidentally, even with the same material, there are brands and semi-finished products of high-grade SG and low-grade SG.
This is a high-quality material adopted by many famous scissor manufacturers in Japan.
It is on the same level as the steel used by Nari*to and Heine*ster.
*This product is not a non-contact type construction.

This material is from a manufacturer that many top-tier scissor manufacturers use.

What's the difference when the steel is top-grade?
Many people mistakenly think it just cuts better, so let me explain.

Scissor material is measured by hardness, indicated by a number.
If it's harder, it's more resistant to wear, so the sharpness can be maintained for a longer period.
The lifespan of scissors is determined by how many times they can be maintained and used.
Reducing maintenance, i.e., sharpening, extends their lifespan.
Be careful, as unskilled sharpeners will reduce the blade significantly.
If you choose a sharpener based on price, just like your teeth, the blade will be ground down more and more until it disappears.

A disadvantage of high-speed steel is that some people find the cutting feel to be stiff.
Others say it cuts crisply, so preferences for how it cuts vary.

*Therefore, please understand that the top-grade material does not necessarily mean it's the sharpest in the world.
It is undoubtedly of high quality for professional use.

Cutting Feel
For hairdressers and barbers, it's not just about whether it cuts or not.
Some judge based on the subtle feeling of how it cuts.

Those who prefer a soft cutting feel will judge scissors that cut that way as the sharpest.

Many people describe the cutting feel as having body or cutting softly.
VG10 corresponds to cobalt steel called ATS.

High-speed steel is harder than cobalt steel.

Normal Type
61g
Total length: approx. 18.0 cm
Blade length: approx. 7.7 cm
Up to the front of the finger rest: approx. 17.0 cm
Steel: High-speed steel SG2