Michiko Select HI — Precision for Point & Detail Cutting
Designed for stylists who focus on precision, texture, and refined detail work.
The HI features a narrow blade width and a sharp, tapered tip, ideal for
point cutting, precision cutting, and face-framing.
Its compact design lets you work comfortably close to the client's face while maintaining
maximum control and visibility.
Forged from Premium Japanese Cobalt Alloy
Crafted in Japan using Premium Japanese Cobalt Alloy for a fine, stable edge suited to detail work.
The Convex Edge delivers a smooth, controlled slice for clean point cuts and soft texturizing.
The Crane Handle lowers the elbow and shoulder, reducing fatigue, especially during close-range precision cutting.
Finished with an Adjustable Countersunk Screw, Screw-in Bumper, and a Permanent Finger Rest for comfort and control.
Ideal for Precision & Facial Area Work
The HI is engineered for close, accurate cutting around facial lines — perfect for bangs, contour shaping, fringe design, and inner detailing.
Its narrow blade and fine tip create clean entry and exit points, enhancing refined finishing work.
Stylists can achieve micro-level accuracy even in the most delicate cutting areas.
Limited Edition — Michiko Select Series
Part of the exclusive Michiko Select Series, offered online only.
Each shear is handmade and finished by expert Japanese craftsmen using
traditional cobalt heat-treatment techniques for perfect balance and performance.
Screw colors may vary by production batch.
Authentic Japanese Quality, Made Accessible
Michiko Select provides stylists with authentic Japanese craftsmanship
at a more accessible price — offering refined sharpness, balance, and a smooth cutting feel for creative precision work.
Quick Specs
• Recommended for: Point cutting, precision cutting, fringe work, face-framing
• Handle: Crane handle, medium-size thumb ring
• Edge: Convex
• Hardware: Adjustable countersunk screw, screw-in bumper, permanent finger rest
• Material: Premium Japanese Cobalt Alloy
• Origin: Made & finished in Japan
