Ichiro Pastel Pink Hairdressing Scissor Set

Features

Handle Position Offset Handle

Steel 440C Steel

Hardness 60HRC(Learn More)

Quality Rating ★★★★ Excellent!

Size Available in 5.0”, 5.5”, 6.0”, 6.5” and 7.0” Inch Sets

Cutting Edge Slice Cutting Edge & Thinning/Texturising

Blade Convex Edge Blade

Finish Pastel Pink 🌸 Allergy Neutral Colour Coating

Extras Included

Description

This is a two-piece kit pairing a convex-edge cutter — choose your length from 5.0” up to 7.0” — with a fixed 6.0” thinner. The pastel-pink colour is an allergy-neutral coating sitting over the blade, picked for the look and for being kind to nickel-sensitive skin, while the steel beneath is 440C run to 60HRC, slightly firmer than the brand’s standard pink lines.

The thinner is set up for blending. Its frontmatter rate of 20-25% on dry hair and 25-30% wet puts it in softening-and-refining territory: removing visible weight, smoothing a graduation line, adding a little movement — not the heavy bulk removal a coarse, low-tooth-count blade is built for.

• Two-piece kit: a convex slice cutter (5.0”-7.0”) plus a 6.0” thinner for line and blend
• 20-25% dry / 25-30% wet: a blending rate that softens and refines rather than strips weight
• 440C at 60HRC: firm stainless taking a clean convex edge; honed sooner than a cobalt steel on coarse hair
• Offset handles: drop the thumb so the hand stays open through long cutting and blending work
• Pastel-pink allergy-neutral coating: a nickel-friendly finish; care at the pivot keeps the colour looking sharp

Professional Opinion

“As a paired starter kit this covers the two everyday jobs cleanly: a convex cutter for your line and layers, and a thinner that blends at a forgiving 20-25% dry. That rate is the right one to learn on — sit the blade mid-section and it softens weight without punching a hole, which is exactly what you want when you’re refining a graduation rather than reshaping it. The 60HRC steel holds its edge a shade longer than the brand’s softer pink lines, and the allergy-neutral coating genuinely helps nickel-sensitive hands.

The limitation is removal. A blending thinner like this won’t hollow out a thick, coarse head quickly — that’s a coarse low-tooth-count job, and you’d pair this with one for heavy work. The 440C also wants honing sooner than a cobalt steel under daily dense cutting, and handedness is fixed per variant. For a stylist who wants one tidy cut-and-blend kit with some personality, it’s a fair choice.”