Juntetsu Classic II Hair Cutting Scissors

Features

HANDLE POSITION Traditional Opposing Handle for Enhanced Control

STEEL High-Quality 440C Steel (Read More)

HARDNESS 58-60HRC for Prolonged Sharpness

QUALITY RATING ★★★★ Great Performance!

SIZE 5.25” and 5.75” Inches for Precision Cutting

CUTTING EDGE Slice Cutting for Smooth Styling

BLADE Convex Edge Blade for Sharp, Accurate Cuts

FINISH Durable Polished Finish for Lasting Aesthetics

INCLUDES

Description

The Juntetsu Classic II Hair Cutting Scissors are professional-grade tools designed to empower your styling skills with long-lasting sharpness and comfort. These scissors offer a perfect blend of precision, durability, and ergonomic design for hairstylists of all levels.

• Premium 440C Steel: High-quality steel ensures durability, sharpness retention, and corrosion resistance
• Convex Edge Blade: Provides an extremely sharp cutting edge for precise and effortless cuts
• Traditional Opposing Handle: Ergonomic design for enhanced control and comfort during long styling sessions
• Japanese Design: Elegant aesthetics combined with functional excellence
• Sizes Available: 5.25” and 5.75” for versatile styling options
• Slice Cutting Edge: Enables smooth, precise styling techniques
• Durable Polished Finish: Enhances the scissors’ longevity and aesthetic appeal
• Comprehensive Accessory Kit: Includes everything needed for maintenance and versatile styling

Professional Opinion

“The Classic II is the blade I’d recommend to someone who wants a traditional opposing-handle scissor without spending cobalt money. The 440C at 58-60HRC is honest, dependable steel — it takes a clean convex slice edge and gives you sharp, accurate blunt lines and smooth blended layers, and the symmetric handle delivers that direct, connected control some hands simply prefer over an offset. The shorter 5.25” and 5.75” sizes mark it as a detail-and-precision blade rather than a long-blade clean-up tool. Be realistic about the steel: 440C won’t out-last VG-10 between sharpenings, and on coarse, resistant hair you’ll touch it up sooner. But for detailed salon work — and as a genuinely affordable step into proper Japanese steel for an improving stylist or a budget-minded pro — it punches well above its price.”