Mina Sakura Double Swivel Thinning Scissors

Features

HANDLE DESIGN Double Swivel - 360° Rotation Both Rings

STEEL Premium SUS440C Shear Steel

HARDNESS 58-60 HRC Superior Edge Retention

QUALITY RATING ★★★★★ Professional Excellence

SIZE 6.0” Professional Length

TEETH DESIGN 30 Precision V-Shaped Teeth

DESIGN DETAIL Hand-Engraved Sakura Pattern

FINISH Mirror Polish Chrome

THINNING ACTION 20-30% Weight Removal

INCLUDES

Description

The Mina Sakura Double Swivel is a 6.0” blending shear whose draw is its handle: both rings rotate 360°, so your wrist can stay flat while the scissor follows the angle of the cut. It carries 30 V-form teeth in SUS440C at 58-60HRC, lifting a moderate 20-30% per pass, and each pair wears a hand-engraved sakura pattern along the blade.

• 30 V-form teeth, 20-30% removal: the teeth sit in a V profile and take an even, moderate amount, so the scissor blends and softens weight lines rather than chunking
• Double swivel handle: both rings turn freely, letting the wrist stay neutral when you texturise at awkward angles around the head
• SUS440C at 58-60HRC: holds a usable edge on the teeth so they grip rather than push hair
• Sakura engraving: a hand-cut cherry-blossom pattern along the blade
• Best for: softening perimeters, easing layer transitions and chasing graduation on most hair types

Professional Opinion

“If your wrist suffers during texturising, this is the thinner I’d hand you to try. The double swivel is the real feature — both rings turn, so you can drop into odd angles around the head without cocking the wrist, which makes a genuine difference over a long blending session. The 30 V-form teeth are a middle-of-the-road blender: they lift a moderate 20-30%, so they soften weight lines and ease layers cleanly rather than carving visible texture. Two honest points. That same spec means it finishes and blends — it won’t strip a dense, coarse head fast, so heavy debulkers will want a wide-tooth texturiser as well. And a swivel handle has more moving parts than a fixed offset, so keep the mechanism clean and the tension checked; SUS440C at 58-60HRC is solid mid-grade steel, not a cobalt edge that holds for months. This build is right-handed. For a blender that protects the wrist on detailed work, it’s a sound, comfortable choice.”