Annie Stainless Steel 2-Sided Thinning Shears 6.75 Inch, 1 Count, Black

For the professional stylist and barber who wants precision thinning performance with a bold, salon-ready aesthetic, the Annie Stainless Steel 2-Sided Thinning Shears in 6.75 inches deliver both. The titanium-coated black finish isn't just a style statement — titanium coating adds an extra layer of hardness and corrosion resistance to the stainless steel blades, extending edge life and protecting against the daily wear of a busy salon or barbershop environment. With 30 teeth on a 2-sided blade and a comfortable finger rest, these shears give stylists the control to remove bulk, blend layers, and texturize seamlessly across Type 1 through Type 4C hair.

• Titanium-Coated Black Finish for Enhanced Durability: The titanium coating over stainless steel adds superior hardness and corrosion resistance compared to uncoated blades — extending the life of the cutting edge and giving these shears a premium, professional look that stands out in any salon or barbershop setting.
• 30-Tooth 2-Sided Blade for Precision Blending: The 30-tooth, 2-sided thinning blade removes bulk and adds texture with fine, natural-looking results — the higher tooth count and dual-sided design give stylists and barbers more control over how much hair is removed per pass, ideal for seamless blending on all hair densities.
• 6.75-Inch Professional Thinning Length: The 6.75" blade length hits the professional sweet spot for thinning and texturizing work — long enough to move efficiently through thick sections, precise enough for detail blending, fringe softening, and finishing work on all hair types from straight to coily.
• Comfortable Finger Rest for Extended Styling Sessions: The built-in finger rest provides a natural, ergonomic grip that stabilizes the hand during repetitive thinning and blending strokes — reducing fatigue for stylists and barbers working through long salon shifts.

Pro Stylist Tip: The 2-sided blade on these thinning shears means you can flip your cutting angle mid-section without repositioning your hand — use this to your advantage on thick or coily hair (Type 3–4C) by alternating the blade orientation between passes to distribute weight removal more evenly and avoid creating visible thinning lines or holes in the curl pattern.