Hairdressing scissors

Professional Hairdressing Scissors

Get a clean, precise cut with professional hairdressing scissors built for daily salon use. At Adel Professional, we stock trusted brands including Jaguar, Haito and TRI, giving stylists a reliable tool for everyday cutting work.

Scissors for Every Cutting Style

Our range of hairdressing scissors covers classic, offset and convex-edge designs across a range of sizes, giving stylists options suited to different techniques and hand sizes. You will find:

• Classic handle scissors for versatile, all-purpose cutting
• Offset handle scissors for a more relaxed hand and wrist position
• Sizes from 5" to 7", suited to different hand sizes and cutting styles
• Razor-sharp and serrated edge options for different finishes

All chosen to give a clean, precise cutting line and a comfortable grip through long salon days.

Built for Comfort and Longevity

Choosing a trusted scissor brand like Jaguar or TRI means working with premium steel, a well-balanced handle and a blade edge suited to how you cut. A convex edge tends to give a smoother, softer cut and needs sharpening less often than a bevelled edge, so the right pair holds its performance appointment after appointment.

Suitable for Every Stylist

Whether you're a trainee building your first scissor kit or an experienced stylist refining a collection, our range supports every stage of your career.

• Trainees benefit from a classic handle scissor as a dependable starting point
• Stylists who cut for long hours can explore offset handles for wrist comfort
• Salon owners can stock consistent, matching scissors across every chair

Explore our hairdressing scissors range to find the right size, handle and edge for every cut.

FAQs

What size scissors should I choose?
Shorter scissors, around 5 to 5.5 inches, tend to suit precision cutting and shorter styles, while longer scissors, from 6 inches upward, are often preferred for blunt cutting and longer lengths.

What's the difference between classic and offset handles?
Classic handles have both finger holes aligned, while offset handles are staggered to allow a more relaxed thumb and wrist position, which can reduce strain during long cutting sessions.

What's the difference between convex and bevelled blades?
Convex blades are ground to a fine, razor-sharp edge that gives a smoother cut and needs less frequent sharpening, while bevelled blades are more durable and often used for thicker, heavier cutting.

How do I choose between razor-sharp and serrated blades?
Razor-sharp blades give the cleanest, most precise cutting line, while serrated blades grip the hair slightly as they cut, which can help control slippery or fine hair.

How often should hairdressing scissors be sharpened?
This depends on frequency of use, but most professional scissors benefit from sharpening every three to six months to maintain a clean, precise cut.

Hairdressing scissors are designed for professional use. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for safe handling and maintenance.