Jaguar · White Line Satin Plus

The Jaguar White Line Satin Plus 6.0-inch hair cutting scissors have a satin finish and polished blades with no serration. This allows them to glide through the hair and perform slicing as well as straight, fine cuts. The 6-inch length is suitable for almost any haircut.

What they do for you

• Glide smoothly through the hair: both blades are polished, making them ideal for slicing, according to Jaguar.
• Precise, smooth cuts: the blades have a flat cutting angle, making them exceptionally sharp.
• Three techniques with the same scissors: Jaguar recommends them for basic cutting, point cutting, and fine detailing.
• A familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle features symmetrically placed rings, one above the other.
• Stay sharp for longer: the SOLINOX58 stainless steel has a hardness of 58 HRC and is nickel-free, according to Jaguar.

How to use them at home

1. Comb the hair and divide it into sections secured with clips.
2. For a straight line, hold the section between your fingers and close the scissors completely.
3. For slicing, keep the scissors slightly open and glide them gently down the section without closing them.
4. Work slowly at first. The polished blade cuts easily, so do not apply pressure.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades clean of hair and moisture, apply a drop of oil to the screw, and store them in a case.
6. Jaguar says that a drop of oil on the screw is enough when the movement feels dry.

For which hair types and haircuts

For layered cuts, soft transitions, and basic cutting on all hair types. Slicing is usually done on dry or nearly dry hair. If you only want to trim the ends straight, micro-serrated scissors are easier to use.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 styling scissors from the White Line
• Straight cutting comb
• Pen-style scissors oil
• Scissors case
• Hair sectioning clips

ProBeauty tip. Practice slicing on a section of hair at the nape of the neck first, where it cannot be seen. If the blade catches the hair, it is either too tight or needs a drop of oil.

The Jaguar White Line Satin Plus 5.0-inch thinning scissors are the smallest size in the Satin Plus range. Use them for detailing: fine contours, bangs, the nape of the neck, and the area around the ears. Both blades are polished and have a satin finish.

What they do for you

• Clean, sharp contours: Jaguar recommends them for fine contours and finishing.
• Close-to-face control: the short blade moves easily in small spaces.
• Smooth cuts: both blades are polished and have a flat cutting angle.
• Softer tips: they are also suitable for point cutting, not just straight lines.
• Secure grip: the little finger rests on the removable hook.
• Stay sharp for longer: the SOLINOX58 stainless steel has a hardness of 58 HRC and is nickel-free, according to Jaguar.

How to use them at home

1. Comb the area you are cutting and secure the rest of the hair with clips.
2. Place your thumb and ring finger in the rings. The little finger rests on the removable hook.
3. For contours, hold the scissors parallel to the line you want and cut with the tip in small movements.
4. For bangs, cut dry hair slightly longer than you want, then trim it back.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades clean of hair and moisture, tighten the screw, and store them away in a case. Jaguar says that a drop of oil on the screw is enough when the movement feels dry.

For what type of hair and hairstyles

For short hairstyles, pixies, bangs, and touch-ups between salon visits, on any hair type. They are also convenient for small hands. For long hair and straight lengths, a 6-inch or longer blade is more practical.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 styling scissors
• Jaguar fine-tooth cutting comb
• Blade oil
• Scissor case
• Hair clips

ProBeauty tip. For the nape of the neck, hold a hand mirror behind your head and work in the large mirror. Only cut what you can see clearly, and leave the rest for another day.