Mina Classic Pastel Pink Thinning Scissors

Features

HANDLE DESIGN Classic Symmetric Handle

STEEL  SUS440C Shear Steel

HARDNESS 58-60 HRC (Read More)

QUALITY RATING ★★★★★ Professional Excellence

SIZE 5.5” Professional Length

TEETH DESIGN 30 Precision V-Shaped Teeth

COATING Pastel Pink with Rose Gold Accents

TENSION SYSTEM Smooth Rose Gold Adjustment

THINNING ACTION 20-30% Weight Removal

INCLUDES

Description

The Mina Classic Pastel Pink thinner is a 30-tooth blender in a pastel-pink finish. At that tooth count the teeth sit close together, so it removes weight in small, even bites and softens layer lines without leaving chunks or steps. A 20-30% weight-removal rate keeps it in everyday blending territory across most hair types. It runs SUS440C steel on a 5.5” classic-symmetric-handle frame, a tidy length for control on detail.

• 30 V-form teeth: Closely spaced for smooth, seamless blending with no harsh lines
• 20-30% weight removal: A practical blending rate for softening layers and lifting heaviness
• SUS440C steel at 58-60 HRC: A hard, corrosion-resistant blade that holds the tooth edge
• Classic symmetric handle: An even, traditional grip for controlled detail work
• 5.5” length: A compact working size that keeps thinning passes controllable
• Pastel pink with rose-gold accents: Cosmetic colour coating; the tension screw is colour-matched

Professional Opinion

“Colour aside, this earns its place on the count and the rate: 30 closely-set teeth at 20-30% removal make it a blender, the tool for taking weight out quietly and softening layer lines on fine to medium hair without leaving a step you can feel. The 5.5” length keeps it controllable for working the fringe and shorter sections. The SUS440C holds its tooth edge well enough that it releases hair cleanly rather than snagging. The honest limitation is the one every fine blender shares: at this tooth count it is slow if you need to strip real bulk out of thick, dense hair, where a coarser 16-to-20-tooth blade is the right call. As a controllable blending and finishing thinner, in a finish that happens to be cheerful, it does the job.”