Juntetsu Obsidian MIKURO EDGE Hair Cutting Scissors

Features

STEEL Japanese Takefu VG10 Super Steel

HARDNESS 60-62 HRC Superior Edge Retention

QUALITY RATING ★★★★★ Professional Excellence

COATING Matte Black - Zero Glare Professional Finish

SIZE OPTIONS 5.5”, 6.0”, and 6.5” Available

BLADE TECHNOLOGY MIKURO EDGE Precision Convex

HANDLE DESIGN Super Offset - Extreme Ergonomics

WEIGHT Featherlight Balanced Design

SPECIAL FEATURE Micro Channels for 73% Better Grip

INCLUDES

Description

A convex cutting blade with a grip-enhancing MIKURO edge — micro-channels worked along the edge that hold each strand in place rather than letting it slide off. For a texturising-minded stylist that grip is the useful part: it’s what lets you point-cut and slide-cut into the hair to build movement and break up weight without the strands escaping the blade. On wet or fine hair, where slip usually fights you, the channelled edge keeps the section where you put it.

• MIKURO convex edge: Micro-channels along the edge grip the hair, which steadies point cutting and slide cutting for texture work.

• Japanese Takefu VG10 at 60-62 HRC: A hard, fine-grained super steel that holds the edge through heavy use.

• Super offset handle: A strong offset angle that keeps the elbow down and the shoulder relaxed across a long day.

• Featherlight balance: A light body that eases fatigue without giving up control.

• Matte black finish: No glare under salon lights, with added grip when hands are wet.

• Choose Your Size

5.5”: The most control, for detail work and smaller hands.

6.0”: The all-rounder, balancing control and reach across most techniques.

6.5”: More reach per stroke, for longer lengths and thick hair.

Professional Opinion

“This is a cutter, but it’s the channelled edge that makes it useful for texture, so judge it on that. The micro-channels along the MIKURO edge hold each strand instead of letting it slip, which is exactly what you want when you’re slide-cutting or point-cutting to build movement and soften weight — wet and fine hair stay on the blade rather than sliding off. The VG10 at 60-62 HRC keeps that edge keen through heavy weeks, and the super offset genuinely helps the shoulder over a long day. The honest framing: this is a blade that texturises through technique, not a toothed thinner, so if your job is measured weight removal at a set cut ratio, you want a serrated thinner alongside it. As a cutting blade that doubles for hand-worked texture, it’s a clean, comfortable, right-handed choice.”