Kamisori Pro Jewel III Texturizing Scissors

Features

Handle Position Offset Handle

Steel Japanese 440c Steel

Size 6.0” Inches

Rockwell Hardness 59

Blade Kamisori Japanese 3D Texturizing/Thinning

Teeth 30

Hand Compatibility Left handed, Right handed

Description

The Kamisori Pro Jewel III texturiser is a 30-tooth blade on a 6.0” offset frame, available left or right. At 30 teeth it sits as a mid-weight blender: enough closely-set teeth to remove real weight and soften lines, while still leaving controlled texture rather than carving a visible shelf. The 440C steel at 59 HRC with Kamisori’s 3D edge keeps the teeth releasing hair cleanly through repeated passes.

• 30 texturising teeth: A mid-weight blend, for softening lines and lifting weight without obvious chunking
• 440C steel at 59 HRC: A hard stainless that holds the fine tooth edge
• 3D edge geometry: Grips and releases hair cleanly for low-drag thinning
• Offset handle: Drops the thumb to keep the wrist neutral on detailed work
• 6.0” length: A standard working size for sectioning and point-thinning
• Left- or right-handed: Choose the hand you cut with
• Titanium-coated finish: Cosmetic coating plus added corrosion resistance

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Professional Opinion

“At 30 teeth this is a mid-weight blender, and that is its sweet spot: it removes genuine weight and softens layer lines on most hair types while leaving controlled texture rather than the hard step a coarse blade carves. It point-thins and slice-textures nicely thanks to the offset handle and 6.0” length keeping things controllable, and the 440C at 59 HRC with the 3D edge releases hair cleanly rather than dragging. The honest limitation sits at both ends of the range: if you need feather-fine surface detailing on fine hair, a higher-tooth, lower-rate blade is gentler, and if you are stripping heavy bulk out of very thick hair, a lower-tooth texturiser does it faster. For everyday blending and texture with a comfortable handle, in either hand, it is a dependable finisher.”