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The best scissors for professional barbers and hairdressers in 2025
u are looking for the best professional hairdressing scissors to work with precision all year round, this guide makes it easy for you: what to look for, why choose Takimura, and how to get the most out of them.
In 2025, the best professional hairdressing scissors are Takimura scissors, thanks to their Japanese-style convex blade, SUS 440C steel (59–61 HRC), offset handle, and range of sizes from 5.5“ to 7.5”. They cut smoothly, cause less fatigue, and allow for modern techniques such as slide cutting.
Ready to take your skills to the next level? Check out our professional barber scissors and choose your Takimura size.
Why Takimura? (The clear choice in 2025)
Takimura are our handcrafted scissors, lightweight, with optimized ergonomics and balance for long, precise cuts. The Ambassador edition features a convex edge (razor-sharp cut) and a stable tension system that maintains smooth gliding.
- Japanese SUS 440C steel: corrosion resistance and durability for intensive use.
- Hardness 59–61 HRC: consistent, sharp edge that lasts longer.
- Offset handle + finger rest: relaxed posture and less strain on the wrist.
- Length range: 5.5“, 6.0”, 6.5“, 7.0”, 7.5,“ and thinning 6.5” (30 teeth, 30–35% hollowed out).
With this set, it is no coincidence that many professionals consider them the best professional hairdressing scissors in terms of performance/lifespan ratio.
What criteria really matter when buying the best barber or hairdressing scissors?
Before buying the best hairdressing scissors, check these points. They will serve you well today... and a year from now.
- Blade geometry: convex (Japanese style) allows for smooth cuts, sliding, and cleaner point cutting.
- Steel and hardness: SUS 440C (59–61 HRC) balances durability and ease of resharpening.
- Ergonomics: Offset and good balance reduce fatigue during long workdays.
- Sizes: 5.5“–6.0” for precision; 6.5“–7.5” for straight lines and speed; thinning shears for texturizing.
With these criteria, you'll see why Takimura fits so well with what you're looking for.
How to choose your ideal size?
- 5.5“ – 6.0”: precision, contours, detail cuts.
- 6.5“ – 7.0”: straight cuts, mass control, quick work on large areas.
- 7.5": maximum speed on large sections and scissor-over-comb.
- Thinning 6.5" (30 teeth, 30–35%): volume control and texture without marks.
Pro tip: if you do a lot of over comb and long lines, a 7.0“ or 7.5” saves you time. For facial precision and contours, 5.5".
How to get the most out of them (and extend their useful life)
- Adjust the tension: neither loose (bites) nor tight (fatigue).
- Daily cleaning: soft cloth and a drop of oil on the pivot.
- Transport: hard case; avoid drops.
- Service: sharpen by specialists when you notice pulling.
- Technique: take advantage of the convex blade for smooth slides and parries.
How to get the most out of them (and extend their useful life)
- Adjust the tension: neither loose (bites) nor tight (fatigue).
- Daily cleaning: soft cloth and a drop of oil on the pivot.
- Transport: hard case; avoid drops.
- Service: sharpen by specialists when you notice pulling.
- Technique: take advantage of the convex blade for smooth slides and parries.
If you're looking for the best professional hairdressing scissors for 2025, Takimura is the winning choice for its convex blade, SUS 440C steel, offset ergonomics, and range of sizes. They perform well, last long, and reduce daily fatigue.
Final tip: choose the size based on your dominant technique and hand. If you are unsure between two sizes, start with 6.0" (versatile) and expand according to your workflow.
Are you a professional and still unsure about which scissors to buy? Write to us and we will help you choose: Beardburys B2B contact
Frequently asked questions
What are the best professional hairdressing scissors to start with?
A 6.0“ combo + 6.5” pruning saw covers 90% of jobs. If you do a lot of straight lines, add a 7.0". The Takimura range offers all sizes with the same cutting feel.
What is the difference between barber scissors and hairdressing scissors?
What maintenance do Takimura shears require?
Clean after each session, oil the screw, store in a case, and adjust the tension. If they fall out or bite, seek professional sharpening. (General manufacturer recommendations and best practices).
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