Juntetsu Sword Professional Texturising Scissors

Features

STEEL Premium Japanese ATS-314 Cobalt Steel

HARDNESS 62-63 HRC for Superior Edge Retention

RECOGNITION ★★★★★ Award-Winning Sword Series

SIZE 6.5” Professional Texturising Length

TEETH DESIGN 31 Precision-Milled Teeth for Powerful Texturising

BLADE TECHNOLOGY Angled Sword Blade with Juntetsu Precision Glide

TENSION SYSTEM Tokyo Ball-Bearing System

HANDLE DESIGN Master’s Grip Geometry with Ergonomic Weight Reduction

CRAFTSMANSHIP Handmade in Japan by Master Artisans

DURABILITY 20+ Year Professional Lifespan

INCLUDES

Description

A 6.5” texturiser built around the Sword series’ angled blade, carrying 31 precision-milled teeth in ATS-314 cobalt steel. The angle lifts the blade line into your sightline, so you can see exactly where you’re placing weight — which is the practical guard against over-thinning around the ears and nape. At 31 teeth it’s a dense count: it removes a meaningful amount per pass on thick hair, yet keeps the result seamless rather than leaving hard chunking.

• 31 milled teeth: A dense tooth count that takes real weight per pass while blending the texture in, not carving harsh lines.

• Angled sword blade: Raises the blade into view for clear placement during detail texturising.

• ATS-314 cobalt steel at 62-63 HRC: A hard, cobalt-bearing steel that holds the tooth edge through heavy use.

• Offset handle, weight-reduced body: Keeps the wrist neutral and eases the hand across back-to-back sessions.

• Tokyo ball-bearing tension: A smooth tension that holds its setting rather than drifting.

• How it performs

At 31 teeth each pass removes a genuine amount of bulk, even through thick, resistant hair, and the milled teeth cut clean — no pushing, folding or snagging. Because the count is dense, the texture stays even and blended rather than reading as visible chunks, which makes it a weight-reducer that still finishes tidily.

The sword angle is the real working advantage. Seeing where the blade meets the hair around ears, along the nape or through internal layers takes the guesswork out of weight placement, so it’s harder to over-thin a spot. Each tooth releases the hair cleanly for movement without telltale thinning marks.

• All-day comfort

The weight-reduced body drops mass without giving up cutting authority, and the offset aligns the thumb, fingers and wrist so the tension spreads across the hand rather than loading one pressure point. Over a day of repetitive texturising, that’s the difference between a fresh hand and an aching one.

Professional Opinion

“This is a texturiser to judge on its 31-tooth count and its blade angle, and both are sound. At that density it pulls real weight out of thick hair per pass, but it stays even enough that the texture reads seamless rather than chunky — so it’s a weight-reducer that still blends, not a wide-tooth separator. The genuine standout is the sword angle: being able to see where the blade sits around the ears and nape is the best safeguard I know against over-thinning, which is the cardinal sin with a dense texturiser. The ATS-314 keeps the teeth keen through months of heavy use, and the lightened body spares the hand across back-to-back sessions. The honest caveat: if you specifically want bold, visible chunking, a wider-tooth blade delivers more of it; this one is built for clean removal and tidy blending. For thick-haired clients where control matters more than drama, it’s an excellent, hard-wearing choice that pairs naturally with the Sword cutter.”