Kamisori Jewel III Double Swivel Texturizing Scissors

Features

Handle Position Double Swivel Offset

Steel Japanese 440c Steel

Size 6.0”

Rockwell Hardness 59

Blade Kamisori Japanese 3D Texturizing/Thinning

Teeth 30

Hand Compatibility Left Or Right

Description

The Kamisori Jewel III Double Swivel Texturizing Scissors are the latest evolution of the highly sought-after Kamisori Jewel model, offering unparalleled control and leverage for professional hairstylists.

• Double Swivel Design: Provides ultimate control and leverage for texturizing and thinning
• Japanese 440c Steel: Ensures durability and long-lasting sharpness
• 30 Texturizing Teeth: Ideal for creating texture and reducing bulk
• Anatomically Shaped Finger Rings: Ensures comfort during extended use
• Asymmetrically Balanced Design: Optimizes texturizing performance
• Kamisori 3D Convex Edge: Delivers precise and soft texturizing
• Kamisori III Tension System: Newly developed for improved functionality
• Titanium Nitrate Coating: Offers a beautiful Rustic Rose-gold color and protection against corrosion, staining, and rusting
• Ambidextrous Design: Suitable for both left and right-handed users
• Award-Winning Quality: Recognized by American Salon Pro’s Choice, Beauty Launchpad Readers Choice, and more
• Complete Package: Includes lifetime warranty, Scissor oil, satisfaction guarantee

Professional Opinion

“This pairs the swivel ergonomics with a 30-tooth texturising blade, and the combination makes more sense than it first sounds — detailed texturising means awkward wrist angles, and letting the thumb rotate keeps your hand neutral while you work into a section. At 30 teeth it’s a mid-weight blender: enough to remove real bulk and soften weight lines, while still leaving controlled texture rather than carving an obvious shelf, and the 440C at 59HRC with Kamisori’s 3D edge keeps the teeth releasing hair cleanly. It comes left or right in a single 6.0” size, with the same rose-gold titanium-nitrate finish. The caveats track the cutting version: the swivel handle takes getting used to, and if you need either feather-fine 15% surface detailing or aggressive high-tooth bulk stripping, a more specialised blade fits better. But for a stylist who texturises heavily and wants to protect the wrist while doing it, this is a comfortable, capable finisher.”