- Is the Kasho Millennium worth it over cheaper salon shears?
- If you cut every day, yes. The forged steel and convex edge hold up longer between sharpenings, which matters more for working stylists than for occasional home cutting.
- What is the difference between the Millennium and Kasho's other series?
- The Millennium sits in Kasho's upper range, with forged steel and a convex edge. Lower series use different steel and edge grinds, so they cut well but need sharpening sooner.
- Does it work for left-handed cutters?
- No. This is a right-handed shear with an offset handle and bent thumb. Left-handed cutters need the mirrored left-hand version.
- How often does it need sharpening?
- For full-time stylists, most report several months to a year between professional sharpenings. Home or part-time use stretches that further.
- What comes in the box?
- Typically the shear alone or with a basic pouch, depending on the seller. Check the listing for whether a case, tension key or oil is included.
- Is 6.5 inches the right size for me?
- It suits most adult cutters and is the common all-round length. Cutters with small hands may prefer a 5.5 or 6-inch shear for control.
- Where is the Kasho Millennium Series Hair Cutting Shears cheapest?
- At ProStylingTools.com, for $1,520.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kasho Millennium Series Hair Cutting Shears?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Shun Cutlery, ProStylingTools.com, Oobalie Pro.