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Japanese hair shears for considered cutting choices

Thinning Shears

Compare toothed shears for gradual blending or more visible texture. Tooth count matters, but tooth shape and spacing help explain how each model cuts.

More about Thinning Shears

A thinner has a toothed blade that cuts a portion of the hair in each closure. That makes the spacing and shape of its teeth useful specifications when comparing models, alongside the listed count and scissor length. Use the product records to compare the design that is actually offered. A lower count may suggest a wider-spaced texturiser, while a higher count may suit a finer blend, but the cut also depends on technique and blade construction. Work in measured passes and check the result.

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Frequently asked

Is tooth count enough to compare two thinners?

No. Count helps narrow the field, but tooth profile, spacing and blade design also affect the cut. Compare the listed details for each model.

What should I pair with a thinner?

Use a cutting shear for the main shape and line. Add the thinner where you want controlled weight removal or a softer transition.