Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears
by Hikari
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Where to Buy
Approximate retail as of June 2026. Prices vary by retailer and region. Visit retailer links for current pricing.
Description
A 40 percent thinning shear in molybdenum alloy, built with a V-shaped tooth and a deep inner concave for a long-lasting edge and a distinct cutting feel. The 721 carries a regular blade and the 724 a reverse blade, both at 6.0 inches.
Where this sits
In Hikari's thinning scissors lineup the Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears occupies the premium tier, priced below the Hikari Lucis Thinning Shears. Manufactured in Japan.
This Hikari texturizer runs a 40 percent thinning rate in molybdenum alloy, using a V-shaped tooth and a deep inner concave that supports a long-lasting edge and a distinct cutting feel. It is offered with a regular blade as the 721 and a reverse blade as the 724, both at 6.0 inches.
For the most current model specifications, handle options, pricing, and availability, see the Hikari brand page on ScissorPedia.
Features
- Molybdenum alloy steel
- V-shaped tooth
- Deep inner concave for edge longevity
- 40% thinning rate
- Regular blade (721) and reverse blade (724)
Specifications
How it compares
| Attribute | Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears Hikari | Hikari Trendy-III Thinning Shears Hikari | Hikari Model 741 Trendy Texturizing Shears Hikari |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price guide | US$529 | US$529 | US$695 |
| Price tier | Premium | Premium | Premium |
| Made in | Japan | Japan | Japan |
| Blade type | Convex | Convex | Convex |
| Sizes (in) | 6.0 | 6.0 | 5.75 |
| View product | View product | View product |
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Professional Opinion
At a 40 percent removal rate this texturizer takes real weight out in a single pass, so it earns its place on thick or dense hair rather than fine blending. Choose the 721 for a regular blade or the 724 for reverse; both run 6.0 inches in molybdenum alloy.
Maintenance Tips
- Wipe blades after each client
- Oil pivot daily
- Use only a sharpener experienced with Hikari edges
- Hikari recommends authorized service only
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel is the Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears made from?
The Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears uses Molybdenum Alloy.
What sizes are available for the Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears?
ScissorPedia lists one size: 6.0.
Where is the Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears manufactured?
The Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears is manufactured in Japan.
Where can I buy the Hikari Thinning Texturizer Shears?
ScissorPedia lists 1 retailer link. Users must confirm current exact-model availability and terms with each retailer.
About Hikari
Hikari is a Japanese scissor maker founded in 1967, credited with inventing convex blade scissors and limiting production to 1,000 pairs per month.
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