Kamisori Parana II Texturizing Scissors

Features

Size 6.0” Inches

Teeth 20 + 20 Teeth

Hand Compatibility Right Handed

Star Rating 6

Handle Type Offset

Specialty Texturizing

Tension System Super Durable Ball-Bearing system

Type of Edge Kamisori Japanese 3D Convex

Type of Finger Rest Fixed

Lifespan 20-25 Years

Steel Japanese Takefu Cobalt alloy steel

Description

The Parana II is a texturiser with one trick most thinners don’t have: it lets you change the cut rate on the same blade. It’s a 6” offset texturiser in Takefu cobalt alloy steel, built with a 40-tooth layout (20 teeth on each blade) and an adjustment that shifts the gap between the teeth so you can set roughly 10%, 20% or 30% removal. Cut rate is just the share of hair taken in one pass, so widening the gap takes more weight and chunkier separation, while closing it down blends finer.

• Takefu cobalt alloy steel: holds the tooth edges through hard use for clean, abrasion-resistant cutting
• Adjustable cut rate: set the blade to about 10%, 20% or 30% by changing the tooth gap
• 40-tooth layout (20 + 20): the framework that lets the gap adjustment work across both blades
• Right-handed, offset handle: thumb dropped to keep the wrist neutral through detail work
• Kamisori 3D convex edge: shears each strand cleanly rather than pushing it
• Fixed finger rest: a set, stable hand position for controlled texturising
• Ball-bearing tension: consistent feel and resistance through the pass
• Long service life: rated to last 20–25 years with proper care
• Complete package: includes lifetime warranty, scissor oil and a satisfaction guarantee

Professional Opinion

“The selling point here is real: one blade that adjusts its cut rate, so you can dial chunkier separation around 30% or close the teeth down for a finer 10–20% blend without swapping tools. That makes it a genuinely versatile texturiser for point and slice work, and the cobalt steel on a clean 3D convex edge shears without the tug a blunt thinner gives you. Two honest things to weigh. With 40 teeth it’s built for texturising and separation rather than fast bulk stripping — if you regularly clear heavy weight from dense heads you’ll still want a wider, coarser thinner. And the adjustment is a feature you have to actually use; set and check it for the look you want, because the same blade can blend softly or leave visible texture depending on where it’s dialled. For a stylist who wants flexibility in one texturiser, it’s a clever, well-made tool.”