About SEIMEIKEN
SEIMEIKEN — the beauty industry's swordsman — forges scissors from Japanese 440C steel through 16 hand-grinding steps to HRC60.
What's New/Popular
For Home/Salon
Are these scissors safe for trimming children's hair at home?
Yes! Rounded/safety-tipped blades are designed for safe cutting around ears and necklines.
I don't have professional training — are they easy to use?
Absolutely! Simple design with ergonomic handles for comfort. No professional technique required.
How do I maintain them at home?
Low-maintenance. Blades stay sharp for extended periods without professional servicing and are easy to clean.
For Beginners
What size scissors should I start with as a beginner?
5.5‘’/6.0" scissors are most recommended for beginners — perfect balance between control and speed.
How important is blade sharpness for beginners?
Extremely important! Sharp blades ensure clean cuts and reduce hand fatigue. Dull scissors cause tugging.
Will these be comfortable during long practice sessions?
Yes! Lightweight with smooth handles and finger rests to prevent strain. Proper balance helps you learn correct technique.
For Pro Barbers & Hairstylists
What type of steel is used in these professional scissors?
Premium Japanese steel (Hitachi/VG10) — exceptional sharpness and edge retention.
What blade type do you recommend for professional use?
Convex blades for ultra-sharp performance and smooth cutting action. Beveled blades also available for slide cutting.
How to maintain professional scissors and how often?
Wipe blades after each use. Oil pivot weekly. Sharpen every 3–6 months by a pro. Store in a dry case away from humidity and drops. Avoid cutting non-hair materials.
About SEIMEIKEN
SEIMEIKEN — the beauty industry's swordsman — forges scissors from Japanese 440C steel through 16 hand-grinding steps to HRC60.
What's New/Popular
For Home/Salon
Are these scissors safe for trimming children's hair at home?
Yes! Rounded/safety-tipped blades are designed for safe cutting around ears and necklines.
I don't have professional training — are they easy to use?
Absolutely! Simple design with ergonomic handles for comfort. No professional technique required.
How do I maintain them at home?
Low-maintenance. Blades stay sharp for extended periods without professional servicing and are easy to clean.
For Beginners
What size scissors should I start with as a beginner?
5.5‘’/6.0" scissors are most recommended for beginners — perfect balance between control and speed.
How important is blade sharpness for beginners?
Extremely important! Sharp blades ensure clean cuts and reduce hand fatigue. Dull scissors cause tugging.
Will these be comfortable during long practice sessions?
Yes! Lightweight with smooth handles and finger rests to prevent strain. Proper balance helps you learn correct technique.
For Pro Barbers & Hairstylists
What type of steel is used in these professional scissors?
Premium Japanese steel (Hitachi/VG10) — exceptional sharpness and edge retention.
What blade type do you recommend for professional use?
Convex blades for ultra-sharp performance and smooth cutting action. Beveled blades also available for slide cutting.
How to maintain professional scissors and how often?
Wipe blades after each use. Oil pivot weekly. Sharpen every 3–6 months by a pro. Store in a dry case away from humidity and drops. Avoid cutting non-hair materials.
