Texturizing Shears
Texturizing shears generally have between 13 and 16 teeth. The teeth are farther spaced than on a thinner and they tend to be a little thicker. They are used in the place of point cutting for feathering bangs and hair around the face. They also are used for providing texture to the hairstyle and give a slightly spiky look. Using a texturizing shear can help you work more efficiently. Best selling texturizing shears: Mirage B-15, Shisato Orion 15 (swivel thumb texturizing shears), & Dynasty Iris 15.
Shisato Orion 1500
Shisato Orion 1500
The Shisato Orion 1500 features an ergonomic swivel thumb with a 15 teeth blade that texturizes the hair.
Includes scissor case and finger ring sizers
Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship
Premium hand-forged Japanese texturizer, Japanese Hitachi V-10 Cobalted stainless steel
Ergonomic design – crane handle design for completely natural hand position, maximum spacing between the thumb and finger rings to prevent cramping when closing the thinner
360 degree swiveling thumb allows the stylist to use all cutting techniques and positions with the minimum strain on the hand, elbow, shoulder and back
Also available in a double swivel thumb ring
For anyone suffering from carpal tunnel, tendonitis or any shoulder or back problems
Convex edge and hollow-ground blades. Adjustable dial with leaf-spring tension system. Swivel thumb can be "locked" into position if desired
6" length texturizer with 15 teeth. Also available in 35 teeth
Watch the advantages of swivel shears
Caralee of Scissor Mall demonstrates how to use a swivel hair cutting scissor and how comfortable this shear can be for hair stylists, especially for those who suffer from back and hand pains, carpel tunnel, or bursitis.
Discover the correct tension of a texturizer
