Ichiro Premium Series: Taiyo VG10 Texturizing Scissors

Features

HANDLE POSITION Offset Handle

STEEL VG-10 Premium Japanese Steel

HARDNESS 60-62HRC (Read More)

QUALITY RATING ★★★★★ Superior!

SIZE 6.0” Inches

TEETH 15 Texturizing Teeth

EDGE Full Convex Edge Blade

FINISH Elegant Silver Polished Finish

TENSION SYSTEM Tejina Japanese Style Adjustment Tension Screw with Super Smooth Cutting Action and an Extra Long Life

EXTRAS INCLUDES

Description

This is a 6.0” texturiser built on a low tooth count: 15 teeth on a full convex-edge blade. A 15-tooth blade is a coarse, weight-removing tool — it leaves a wider gap between each tooth, so it takes a bigger bite of hair per pass than a 30-plus blender. That makes it a chunking and movement scissor: removing real bulk, breaking up a heavy perimeter, putting visible separation into thick hair. What lifts it is the steel — VG-10 Japanese stainless at 60-62HRC, harder than the brand’s 440C lines, holding its tooth edges sharp through far more cutting.

• 15 teeth on a convex blade: a coarse, weight-removing count — chunking and movement, not fine blending
• VG-10 at 60-62HRC: a harder steel that keeps its tooth edges sharp far longer than 440C
• 6.0” length: a versatile mid-size for sectioning and texturising across the head
• Tejina tension screw: holds its setting rather than creeping loose mid-client
• 3D offset handle: drops the thumb so the hand sits open through the repeated open-and-close of texturising

Professional Opinion

“This is a proper weight-remover, and the steel is why I’d choose it over a cheaper coarse blade. Fifteen teeth take a generous bite, so it clears bulk and creates real separation in thick hair in fewer passes than a fine blender ever would — and the VG-10 at 60-62HRC keeps those tooth edges sharp through far more cutting than a 440C tooth would survive. For chunking a dense head or breaking up a heavy line, it’s exactly the right tool.

The flip side is the one a coarse blade always carries: it’s not a finisher. On fine hair, or anywhere you want a seamless, invisible blend, that wide tooth gap can leave a step if you sit it high in the section — for that work you want a higher tooth count. VG-10 is also harder and less forgiving of a chip, wants drying and oiling, and it’s right-hand only. Used for what it is — a bulk-and-movement scissor — it’s a strong, long-lasting one.”