Kamisori Pro Jewel III Hairdressing Scissor Set

Features

Handle Position Offset Handle

Steel Japanese 440c Steel

Size 5.0”, 5.5 & 6.0” Inches

Rockwell Hardness 59

Blade Kamisori Japanese 3D Convex

Finish Durable Polished Finish

Teeth 30

Hand Compatibility Left Or Right

Description

This Kamisori Pro Jewel III set pairs an offset cutting scissor with a matched 6” 30-tooth thinner, so one box covers your shape and your texture. The thinner is the blending half: 30 closely-set teeth that lift weight out in small even bites and soften layer lines, rather than chunking. The cutter uses Kamisori’s 3D convex edge for clean blunt and slide work. Both blades share 440C steel at 59 HRC, sit on an offset handle, and the cutter comes in 5.0”, 5.5” or 6.0”, left or right.

• 6” 30-tooth thinning scissor: The blender of the set, for invisible weight removal and softening lines
• 440C steel at 59 HRC: A hard stainless that holds both the convex cutting edge and the fine tooth edge
• 3D convex cutting blade: Clean blunt and slide cutting for shape and perimeter
• Offset handles on both pieces: Drops the thumb so the wrist stays neutral through a long day
• Cutter sizes 5.0”, 5.5”, 6.0”: Choose your cutting length, left- or right-handed
• Titanium-coated polished finish: Cosmetic coating plus added durability
• Complete kit: Lifetime warranty, scissor oil and a Kamisori case

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Professional Opinion

“As a matched kit the value is in covering both jobs from one purchase, and the 30-tooth thinner is the half I would weigh it on. At that count it is a blender: it softens layer lines and pulls weight out of fine to medium hair cleanly, without the visible step a coarse-tooth blade leaves. Paired with the 3D convex cutter, which draws a clean slice for blunt and slide work, and both running 440C at 59 HRC, the cut and the blend feel consistent rather than mismatched. The offset handle on both keeps the wrist comfortable across a full day. The honest caveat is the thinner’s brief: 30 teeth is a finisher, so if you regularly chunk out heavy bulk on thick hair you would want a lower-tooth blade alongside it. For a stylist after a coordinated, well-steeled cut-and-blend set, it is a solid choice.”