Kasho

Kasho comes from the Japanese "Ka" meaning "fire" and "Sho" meaning "master" which combined mean "master of the smithy fire".

Kasho scissors are made by the Tokyo-based, 100-year-old Kai Group using a unique manufacturing process, featuring two stainless steel alloys of different hardness grades to ensure each pair of scissors is perfectly balanced and to guarantee exceptional durability for the cutting edge. The process hones the scissor blades to an incredibly sharp state with the concave inner surfaces hollowed to such an extent that the blades only touch at the point of intersection. This minimises resistance at the cutting edge and thus limits hairdresser hand fatigue.