The Wasabi Texturizer embodies the heritage of traditional Japanese design, allowing the ambitious creative to embrace artistic freedom in style. Hand honed and finished by experienced masters in accordance with the craftsmanship of the Samurai of ancient Japan.

It's important to use the right tool for the job and picking the right texturizer is key, depending on the job at hand. Whether you need, chunking, texturizing, thinning, or blending, the magic lies in the number of teeth on the tool.

30-teeth is a great choice for medium-thick hair that requires a versatile touch. For a mixture of thinning, texturing and blending work, this scissor is the obvious pick. With an 'A-Type', or top blade, which is mainly used for a classic men's cut and for short hair and transitions.

The 30-teeth blade is a versatile-midway for medium-thick hair, creating moderate texture and moderate layers. With a Top Blade, or ‘A-Type’, mainly used for a classic men’s cut and for short hair and transitions.

The flat head centre-screw gives smooth and precise movements, whilst being easily adjustable to ensure that you can always find the optimum cutting tension, allowing for full focus on creativity.

The embodiment of Japanese blacksmithing heritage, this scissor is forged from high carbon stainless steel, with semi-convex and hollow-ground blades. Finished beautifully with contoured finger rests.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Wipe the blades after every use using a Kasho leather cloth, keep your scissors clean and hair free. Clean blades retain their edge and shine for longer. The scissors are designed for smooth, sharp cutting and do not require any unnecessary force or pressure. Lubricate the pivot daily with a Kasho oil pen. It helps to keep the cutting action smooth. Avoid contact with sterilisation liquid and perm or colour solution as these can corrode your scissors. We recommend using the Made For The Blade Scissor Spray. Always store your scissors with the blades closed and in a case or holder to keep them safe from dirt and damage when storing or transporting. Check the scissor tension on a daily basis. It's easy to adjust and a smoother cut reduces wear and tear. When cutting hair, try to avoid clipping the scissors on combs or slides as it may scratch or nick your blades. Only our Kasho technicians should sharpen or repair your tools. Precision engineering requires precision servicing.