Ichiro 16T Texturizing Scissors

Features

Handle Position Offset Handle

Steel 440C Steel

Hardness 58-60HRC

Quality Rating ★★★★ Excellent!

Size 6.0” Inches

Type V-Shaped Teeth

Teeth 16 Teeth For Texturizing

Finish Durable Polished Finish

Extras Includes

Description

The Ichiro 16T Texturizing Scissors are professional-grade tools designed for exceptional performance in texturizing and thinning hair. These 6.0” scissors are crafted to meet the demands of professional stylists and barbers in salons and barbershops.

• High-quality 440C steel: Ensures sharpness retention and precision performance.
• Offset handle design: Provides a comfortable grip for extended use on all hair types.
• 16 V-shaped teeth: Perfect for creating lift, increasing volume, and removing weight without leaving marks or holes in the hair.
• Versatile performance: Excellent for both thick and thin hair, as well as men’s hairdressing.
• Perfectly balanced: Designed for professional use with reduced hand fatigue.
• Durable polished finish: Enhances the scissors’ appearance and resistance to wear.
• Comprehensive accessory kit: Includes styling razor blades, finger inserts, oil brush, cloth, and tension key for complete maintenance.

Professional Opinion

“Sixteen teeth is the count I reach for when I want texture I can see but not a dramatic reduction, and that’s exactly where this one lives. A 16-tooth V-pattern leaves more hair behind per pass than a 30-plus blender, so it’s a weight-removal and movement tool — softening a heavy fringe, breaking up a blunt perimeter, putting some lift into thick hair. On fine hair you’ll want a light hand, because a coarser tooth like this can leave a visible line if you sit it too high up the section.

It’s a 6.0” offset in 440C at 58-60HRC, comfortable in the hand for the repeated open-and-close that texturising involves. If your work is mostly fine blending and seamless detail, a higher tooth count will serve you better; for general weight reduction and adding movement to denser heads, this earns its keep. Right-hand only, and the V-teeth are honest about being bulk-reducers rather than finishers.”