Annie Stainless Steel Hair Shears With Soft Grip 6.75 Inch, 1 Count, Assorted Colors

The Annie Stainless Steel Hair Shears with Soft Grip in 6.75 inches bring a comfort-first upgrade to the everyday shear — the soft grip handle reduces hand fatigue and provides a cushioned, secure hold that standard hard-handle shears simply can't match during long cutting sessions. The 6.75" blade hits the professional sweet spot for all-purpose cutting work on Type 1 through Type 4C hair, from blunt cuts and layering to fringe trimming and finishing, while the soft grip keeps your hand comfortable from the first snip to the last. Choose from burgundy, black, or purple to match your kit and your style — because a stylist's tools should feel as good as they look.

• Soft Grip Handle for Reduced Hand Fatigue: The cushioned soft grip handle provides a comfortable, secure hold that absorbs hand pressure during repetitive cutting strokes — reducing fatigue and tension for stylists, barbers, and students who spend long hours at the chair. A meaningful comfort upgrade over standard hard-handle shears at an accessible price.
• Stainless Steel Blades for Clean, Reliable Cuts: Precision stainless steel construction delivers sharp, consistent cutting performance on all hair types — straight, wavy, curly, coily, and textured — making these shears a dependable all-purpose tool for salon professionals and everyday users who need reliable results every time.
• 6.75-Inch All-Purpose Blade Length: The 6.75" blade is the professional all-purpose length — long enough for efficient blunt cuts and layering, precise enough for fringe trimming and finishing work — giving stylists the balance of reach and control that makes this the ideal everyday shear for all hair types.
• Available in 3 Colors — Burgundy, Black & Purple: Choose the color that fits your kit and your personality. All three variants deliver the same soft grip comfort and professional stainless steel performance in a bold, expressive design that stands out on any styling station.

Pro Stylist Tip: If you experience hand or wrist fatigue during long cutting sessions, try consciously relaxing your grip on the soft handle between cuts — let the soft grip do the work of keeping the shear secure rather than squeezing tightly. This micro-rest between strokes dramatically reduces cumulative hand tension over a full day of cutting and is one of the most effective habits for preventing repetitive strain in the salon.