Mina Classic II Thinning Scissors

Features

HANDLE DESIGN Semi-Offset with Classic Tang

STEEL Professional Scissor Steel

HARDNESS 58-60 HRC (Read More)

QUALITY RATING ★★★★★ Professional Excellence

SIZE 6.0” Professional Length

TEETH DESIGN 30 Precision V-Shaped Teeth

CUTTING EDGE Bevel Edge Technology

FINISH Satin Silver with Black Accents

THINNING ACTION 20-30% Weight Removal

INCLUDES

Description

The Mina Classic II is a 30-tooth blender. At that tooth count the teeth sit close together, so it removes weight in small, even bites and softens lines rather than carving visible chunks. The teeth are bevel-edged, meaning each one cuts on a single ground angle that grips hair and lets it go without pulling. A 20-30% weight-removal rate keeps it in everyday blending territory across most hair types.

• 30 V-form teeth: Closely spaced for invisible blending, with no steps or chunky lines
• Bevel edge on each tooth: A single-angle grind for clean, controlled grip rather than slip
• 20-30% weight removal: A practical rate for softening layers and taking heaviness off without thinning a hole
• 6.0” blade: A standard working length for sectioning and mid-length thinning
• Semi-offset handle with classic tang: A relaxed grip with the finger brace for control on detail work
• Satin silver finish with black accents: Glare-free and easy to keep clean through a busy day

Professional Opinion

“The reason to reach for this one is the 30-tooth count and the 20-30% rate working together: it is squarely a blender, the tool for removing weight quietly and softening layer lines on fine to medium hair without leaving a step you can feel. The bevel edge on each tooth grips and releases cleanly, which is what keeps a thinner from dragging on slippery or wet hair. The satin finish is a genuine practical plus too, no glare into your eyes while you work the fringe. Be clear on what it is not: at this tooth count and rate it will feel slow if you are trying to strip serious bulk out of thick, dense hair, where a coarser 16-to-20-tooth blade is the right call. For controlled blending and finishing across most clients, it is a dependable, sensibly-priced pick.”