Annie Stainless Steel Straight Hair Shears 5.5 Inch, 1 Count, Leopard Print

Fierce precision in a compact package — the Annie Stainless Steel Straight Hair Shears in Leopard Print deliver razor-sharp, first-class cutting performance in a 5.5-inch blade built for the detail-driven moments that define a great stylist. Constructed from premium stainless steel with long-lasting blade sharpness, these shears are the go-to professional tool for point cutting, face-framing, neckline cleanup, and close-detail finishing on all hair types, from fine and straight to thick, coily, and natural textures. The sophisticated leopard print finish adds a bold, fashion-forward aesthetic to superior craftsmanship — making these the detail shears that look as precise as the cuts they deliver.

• Razor-Sharp Stainless Steel Blades: First-class stainless steel construction delivers razor-sharp, long-lasting blade sharpness for precision results with every cut — engineered for the accuracy that professional stylists demand for detail work across all hair types.
• 5.5-Inch Detail-Optimized Blade Length: The compact 5.5-inch straight blade is purpose-built for precision detail work — ideal for point cutting, face-framing, neckline finishing, and close-range trimming where pinpoint control and accuracy are everything.
• Straight Blade for Clean, Precise Lines: The classic straight blade design gives professional stylists maximum cutting accuracy for sharp edges, clean blunt ends, and defined lines — a foundational precision tool for any salon or styling kit.
• Sophisticated Leopard Print Finish: The bold leopard print finish adds a sophisticated, fashion-forward aesthetic to these precision shears — a fierce design statement that lets professional stylists express their creative identity while delivering top-tier detail cutting performance.

Style Tip: Use the 5.5-inch leopard print shears for precision bang trimming on textured and curly hair — always cut bangs dry and curl by curl rather than straight across a wet section. Hold each curl at its natural fall point, snip just below where you want the bang to land (accounting for shrinkage), and release. Working curl by curl with a short blade gives you the control to create a bang line that looks intentional and even once the hair dries and springs back — a technique that eliminates the uneven, too-short bang that's the most common bang-trimming mistake on curly and coily hair.