Ichiro Premium Series: Sakura Hair Cutting & Thinning Scissor Set

Features

HANDLE POSITION Offset Handle

STEEL High-Quality Japanese 440C Steel

HARDNESS 60HRC

QUALITY RATING ★★★★ Excellent!

SIZE Cutting Scissors: 5.5”, 6” Inches Thinning Scissors: 6” Inches (30 Teeth)

CUTTING EDGE Slice Cutting Edge

BLADE Japanese Convex Edge Blade

FINISH Durable Polished Finish

EXTRAS INCLUDED

Description

A matched two-piece kit that pairs a slice-cutting blade with a fine-tooth thinner, so one set covers both halves of a cut. The cutter comes in 5.5” or 6.0”; the thinner is a 6.0” with 30 V-form teeth — a closely-spaced pattern aimed at blending rather than bulk removal. Both run the same Japanese 440C steel at 60HRC, so the cutter and the thinner wear in together rather than one outpacing the other.

• One steel throughout: Japanese 440C at 60HRC across both scissors, for consistent edge holding and corrosion resistance.
• The pairing: A cutting scissor (5.5” or 6.0”) plus a 6.0” thinner with 30 teeth — a full cut-and-blend set.
• Offset handles: Both pieces use an offset to drop the thumb into a natural line and ease wrist load over long sessions.
• Cutting blade: A Japanese convex (slice) edge that suits slide cutting and clean section work.
• The thinner’s job: 30 V-form teeth for seamless blending — refining the perimeter and graduation the cutter leaves behind.
• In the kit: Scissor pouch, styling razor, anti-static comb and maintenance accessories.

Professional Opinion

“This is a sensible first matched set rather than two tools bought piecemeal. The convex cutter handles slide cutting and clean line work, and because the 30-tooth thinner is a fine V-form, it’s there to disappear — softening the weight lines and graduation the cutter leaves, not chunking the hair. The two sharing the same 440C at 60HRC matters more than it sounds: the cutter and thinner age at the same rate, so the set stays balanced. The honest caveat is on the thinning side — at 30 teeth it’s a blender, so if a client needs serious bulk taken out of thick hair you’ll want a coarser thinner alongside it. For a stylist building a kit who wants one cohesive cut-and-finish pair, it’s a strong, right-handed starting point.”