Collection: Yasaka Hairdressing Scissors

Yasaka generally uses a clam-shaped blade that is famous for its sharp cuts. Yasaka Shears uses modern engineering and designs with traditional expert craftsmen and professional quality controls to produce consistently high standards of hairdressing and barber shears.

Yasaka hairdressing scissors are available to buy in:

• Australia
• New Zealand
• United States (USA)
• Canada
• Japan
• Singapore

YASAKA SEIKI CO.LTD. is widely used and trusted in the professional hairdressing industry due to their consistent quality as the best Japanese Hair Scissors with the best prices. Yasaka Shears offers various different shears to suit every professional's needs.

From Yasaka Offset Handle Shears to Yasaka 7" Inch Barber Shears, each pair is made with care and an unrivaled experience.

Yasaka Scissors Australia has become the most popular hairdressing scissor brand since 2020 due to their high-quality manufacturing, premium Japanese steel, and affordable prices.

For Australian professional hairdressers, buying a similar pair of Yasaka shears from Japan could cost upwards of $1000, so this makes Yasaka the hair industry's favorite choice.

Browse our collection of Yasaka Scissors for sale in Australia and internationally. Each shear has a slim detailed design, ergonomic Japanese handles with a firm grip. Yasaka gives you maximum control for effortless, precision cutting. These flawless scissors will last you for many years as the best hairdressing scissor brand you will find.

Yasaka is the real deal and has been around long enough to be one of the most well-known Japanese hairdressing scissors manufacturers in the industry. Most Yasaka's scissors are made from Hitachi ATS-314 (440c) carbon steel with a Rockwell Hardness scale score of 61-64 HRC.

Hitachi ATS-314 steel is a very hard material made from the fine particle of pure carbon and Is commonly used for knives and other professional purposes shears; sewing, bonsai, and of course hairdressing. Hitachi steel excels in corrosion resistance because of the chrome contained in the metal.

Scissors made from ATS-314 have a soft cut and have a long life. ATS-314 edge holding ability is better than that of the old VG-10 steel, and it can be sharpened to a sharper edge, however, it's slightly less durable at higher hardness. Hitachi's stance on ATS-314 compared to VG-10 (Takefu Special Steel).

All Yasaka shears are made with the traditional method of sword blacksmithing and have been for over 100 years now. However, Yasaka's newest blades are crafted and sharpened by a unique modern method, the first of its kind for the scissors blades industry. The shears blades are hardened and then later annealed in a vacuumed sealed chamber void of air.

After the vacuum annealing processes are done, a sub-zero treatment is provided to further strengthen the blade. The unique hardness of Yasaka scissors allows for the sharpest cuts, abrasion, corrosion, and overall resistance for long-lasting scissors.

Yasaka generally uses a clam-shaped blade that like many factors has lead to their fame of producing effortlessly sharp cuts. Yasaka Shears uses modern engineering techniques and designs with a blend of both traditional expert craftsmen and professional quality control, resulting in their ability to produce consistently high standards of hairdressing and barber shears all year every year.

YASAKA SEIKI CO.LTD. are both widely used and trusted in the professional hairdressing industry due to their consistent quality as the best Japanese Hair Scissors for the best prices.

Like many Japanese-style blades, Yasake uses the convex edge design. A clam shape is made on each side of the blade in a rounded fashion to create the famous convex edge. A convex blade type is perfect for steels such as ATS-314 as it holds the sharpness of the edge better than that of the beveled design, therefore remains sharper for longer, and countering the loss of practical harness of the ATS-314.

Convex edge blades are desired for slicing style cutting due to their extreme durability and reduction in catching of clients' hair.

However, there is one major downside to convex edges, and that's Sharpening requires particular skills and experience. A Convex edge is truly difficult to accomplish by hand and usually is achieved by a highly specialized grinding tool. For resharpening convex edge blades, please choose a local specialist that is experienced with both Japanese blades and specifically the knowledge of sharpening convex edge blades.