Juntetsu Obsidian MIKURO EDGE Thinning 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 6.0” Professional Length

TEETH DESIGN 30 V-Shaped Teeth with MIKURO EDGE

HANDLE DESIGN Super Offset - Extreme Ergonomics

WEIGHT Featherlight Balanced Design

THINNING ACTION Seamless Weight Removal - No Lines

INCLUDES

Description

A fine-tooth blending thinner with a grip-enhancing twist: 30 V-form teeth, each carrying the MIKURO micro-channels that hold the hair as the tooth closes and release it cleanly. At 30 teeth the spacing is close, so the cut ratio sits in seamless-blending territory — softening weight lines and refining graduation rather than stripping bulk. The channelled teeth are what keep it from dragging on wet or fine hair, where a plain tooth tends to fold and pull.

• 30 V-form teeth, MIKURO edge: Closely-spaced teeth with channels that grip then release for consistent, even blending.

• Clean release: The channelled teeth move through wet and fine hair without snagging.

• Japanese Takefu VG10 at 60-62 HRC: A hard super steel that keeps all 30 teeth biting cleanly through heavy weeks.

• Super offset handle: A strong offset angle that keeps the wrist neutral during slow detail work.

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

• Where it works

Seamless blending: Softens the transitions between lengths in layered cuts so nothing reads as a step.

Weight softening: Takes weight off near the surface without leaving a visible line.

Texture and movement: Adds controlled movement through the mid-lengths and ends.

Finishing: The final blend that tidies a cut.

Professional Opinion

“This is a blender, and the 30-tooth count is the headline — it takes a moderate, even amount per pass, so it’s for softening weight lines and refining graduation, not stripping bulk. What the MIKURO channels add is genuinely useful on a thinner: the teeth grip each strand as they close and let go clean, so wet and fine hair, which usually slips and pulls, stay on the blade and come away without a wince. The VG10 at 60-62 HRC keeps all 30 teeth keen through a heavy week, and the super offset spares the wrist on the slow, repetitive work thinning demands. The honest limit is the same as any fine thinner: it finishes and blends rather than de-bulking a thick, coarse head fast, so keep a coarser texturiser alongside for that. It’s right-handed only. For invisible blending where snag and pull are the enemy, it’s a refined, well-judged tool.”