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The Diane Dahlia is a 5-inch fixed-shear haircutting scissor sold for home trims of hair, beards and body hair. Its short length and beveled blade make it easier to control in tight spots than a full 6- to 7-inch barber shear, and the beveled edge is meant to hold up without frequent sharpening. It is a budget home tool, not a salon-grade shear: rivals at the professional end use convex edges and adjustable tension screws, while this one has a fixed pivot and a fixed finger rest. It suits people cutting their own bangs, kids' hair or facial hair, not stylists doing precision work all day.
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Lowest price we've seen: $10.99 on Nov 10 at Ulta Beauty. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owners treat it as a cheap home trimmer rather than a salon shear. Many find it fine for bangs, beards and kids' hair, but a recurring complaint is that it arrives dull or pulls hair, and some say the blades dull quickly with regular use.
The Diane Dahlia is a handheld 5" shear for trimming hair, as well as facial and body hair, at home. Its smaller size makes it easy to control, especially for detail work on the face and body.
The blade is beveled, which keeps it lasting longer and means it doesn't need frequent sharpening. The handle is designed for comfort and has a fixed finger rest.