Scissors
Scissors for nail, skin and foot care as well as cosmetic detail work. The range includes nail scissors, cuticle scissors, eyebrow scissors and bandage scissors.
Depending on the model, the scissors differ in straight or curved cutting edges, tip shape and size.
SCISSORS · SELECTION GUIDE
Which scissors suit your application?
Blade shape, tip shape, length and intended use influence how precisely and controllably scissors can be guided. This overview supports preselection; exact dimensions and designs are listed in the individual product details.
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SCISSORS · GUIDE
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When choosing scissors, intended use, blade shape, tip shape and length should be considered together. A micro-serrated edge can provide additional grip on selected models, while straight or curved blades support different cutting movements.
Scissors FAQ
What types of scissors are available in the MASAKO range?
The range includes different scissor designs for various areas of work, including straight and curved models as well as versions with different tips and cutting edges. The exact design is listed in the respective product details.
What does micro-serration mean on scissors?
A micro-serrated cutting edge has very fine teeth. These can guide the material more securely while cutting and reduce slipping. The product description states whether a model has micro-serration.
How do I choose the right length and tip shape?
Length and tip shape should match the intended use and required precision. Short, fine scissors handle differently from longer models. Compare dimensions and design in the product details.