Jaguar · White Line Silver Ice

The Jaguar White Line Silver Ice 7.0-inch cutting scissors is the longest size in the Silver Ice series. With them, you cut long, straight lines through long hair with fewer passes. They feature micro-serration on one blade and the classic White Line handle.

What they do for you

• Finish lengths faster: the 7-inch blade covers a wide swath in a single snip.
• Straight line, without the hair slipping: one blade has fine micro-serration that holds the hair against the cutting edge and prevents it from slipping.
• Clean cut: the blades have a flat cutting angle and stay sharp for a long time.
• A familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle has the rings positioned symmetrically, one above the other.
• The scissors sit securely in your hand: the pinky finger rests on the removable hook.
• Stay sharp longer: SOLINOX58 stainless steel has a hardness of 58 HRC and is nickel-free, according to Jaguar.

How to use them at home

1. Comb long hair thoroughly and divide it into horizontal sections, from the neck up.
2. Hold each section taut between your fingers, without pulling too hard.
3. Cut with the middle and base of the blade, where you have the most control, not just with the tip.
4. Leave the hair down after each section and check the line before continuing.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades free of hair and moisture, especially around the screw, and keep them closed in their case. Jaguar says that a drop of oil around the screw is enough when the movement feels dry.

For what type of hair and haircuts

For long and very long hair, for straight lines, and for those with large hands. For short haircuts, bobs, and contours, such a long blade is difficult to control. For those, choose 5.5 or 6 inches.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 Styling Scissors
• Straight cutting comb
• Blade oil
• Scissor case
• Hair sectioning clips

ProBeauty tip. With long scissors, never cut toward yourself. Turn the tip outward, to the side, so the blade does not get close to your eye if your hand slips.

The Jaguar White Line Silver Ice 6.5-inch thinning scissors have 46 teeth and thin out fine hair gradually. These are the thinning scissors Jaguar pairs with the Silver Ice cutting scissors. Use them after shaping to remove excess volume.

What they do for you

• Remove volume without ruining the shape: Jaguar recommends them for reducing hair bulk with a fine thinning effect.
• Gentle cut without pulling: the 46 teeth have a very fine prismatic serration.
• Smooth transitions between lengths: you can also use them for layers to give the haircut structure.
• A familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle has the rings positioned symmetrically, one above the other.
• Stay sharp 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. First, cut the shape with the cutting scissors. Thinning comes last.
2. Take a thin, combed section and hold it between your fingers.
3. Close the scissors once, at the mid-length or towards the ends, not at the roots.
4. Comb and check before the next pass. It is easier to remove more than to put it back.
5. After cutting, wipe the teeth clean of hair and moisture and keep them closed in their case. Jaguar says a drop of oil on the screw is enough when the movement feels dry.

For what type of hair and haircuts

For straight or thick hair that looks too full, and for ends that are too blunt. You only need to remove a little from fine or thin hair, so use them sparingly. Do not cut the shape with them: the line will look jagged.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice cutting scissors, their pair
• Jaguar finishing comb
• Pen-style scissors oil
• Scissors case
• Hair sectioning clips

ProBeauty tip. Thin out on dry hair if you are just starting. You will see immediately how much you have removed, while wet hair can deceive you, as it always looks thinner than it is.

The Jaguar White Line Silver Ice 6.0-inch hair cutting scissors are a classic from the White Line, made in Solingen, Germany. Jaguar designed them for basic cutting: you set the lengths, cut clean lines, and build the shape. The 6-inch length is good for both details and lengths.

What they do for you

• Straight line, without the hair slipping away: one blade has fine micro-serrations that hold the hair against the cutting edge and prevent it from slipping.
• Cut cleanly: the blades have a flat cutting angle that keeps them sharp for a long time.
• A familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle has the rings positioned symmetrically, one above the other.
• The scissors sit securely in your hand: the little finger rests on the detachable hook.
• Stay sharp for longer: SOLINOX58 stainless steel has a hardness of 58 HRC and is nickel-free, according to Jaguar.

How to use them at home

1. Wash the hair, comb it, and divide it into sections using clips.
2. Place your thumb in one ring and your ring finger in the other. Rest your little finger on the hook.
3. Keep the section taut between your fingers and cut straight, using the full blade, not just the tip.
4. Check the tension occasionally: the scissors should close smoothly without sticking. If they do, adjust them using the screw.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades clean of hair and moisture, especially around the screw, and keep them closed in their case. Jaguar says that a drop of oil around the screw is enough when the movement feels dry.

For what type of hair and haircut

For basic cutting on any type of hair: bobs, straight lengths, ends, and outlines. With 6 inches, you can hold a wider section than with 5.5 inches, but you still have control around the ears. For the slicing technique, choose scissors with a polished, serration-free edge, such as the Satin Plus.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 styling scissors, its pair
• Straight cutting comb
• Pen-style scissors oil
• Scissors case
• Hair sectioning clips

ProBeauty tip. If you are just starting out, 6 inches is a convenient size: long enough for a straight line, short enough to control. Cut a little first, check it on dry hair, and only then cut it shorter.

The Jaguar White Line Silver Ice 6.5-inch cutting scissors have a longer blade than the 5.5 and 6-inch sizes. They are a good choice when cutting longer lengths: straight ends, long bobs, and lines in medium and long hair. The rest is the same classic White Line scissors, with micro-serration on one blade.

What they do for you

• Long lines in a single cut: the 6.5-inch blade catches a wider lock.
• Straight line, without the hair slipping: one blade has fine micro-serration, which holds the hair on the cutting edge and does not let it slip.
• Clean cut: the flat cutting angle keeps the blades sharp.
• Familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle has the rings placed symmetrically, one above the other.
• The scissors sit securely in the hand: the little finger rests on the detachable hook.
• Stay sharp for longer: SOLINOX58 stainless steel has a hardness of 58 HRC and is nickel-free, according to Jaguar.

How to use them at home

1. Comb wet or dry hair and divide it into horizontal sections, secured with clips.
2. Take down one thin section, comb it straight, and hold it taut between your fingers.
3. Cut with the full length of the blade, opening and closing the scissors completely.
4. Use the first section as a guide for the next ones and check the line after each.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades of hair and moisture, tighten the screw, and keep them closed in the case. Jaguar says that a drop of oil on the screw is enough when the movement seems dry.

For what type of hair and haircuts

For medium and long hair, for bobs, and for any haircuts with straight lines. They work on any hair type. For bangs, short nape, and contouring around the ears, the long blade is harder to maneuver: choose the 5.5-inch size for that.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 styling scissors, the same length
• Jaguar universal comb
• Pen-style scissors oil
• Scissors case
• Black cutting cape

ProBeauty tip. With a long blade, hold the lock parallel to the line you want and cut under your fingers, not over them. This way you can see exactly where the blade passes.

The Jaguar White Line Silver Ice 5.5-inch hair cutting scissors are the shortest Silver Ice scissors we have. Choose them when you want control over small sections: bangs, the nape of the neck, and outlining around the ears. They are the classic White Line scissors, with micro-serration, made in Solingen, Germany.

What they do for you

• Good control over details: the short blade is easy to maneuver close to the face and ears.
• Straight line, without the hair slipping: one blade has fine micro-serration that holds the hair on the cutting edge and prevents it from slipping.
• Precise cut: the flat cutting angle keeps the blades sharp, and the cut is clean.
• Familiar, balanced cutting feel: the classic handle has the rings positioned symmetrically, one above the other.
• Stays sharp longer: 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 separate the bangs or the area you are cutting. Secure the rest with a clip.
2. Place your thumb and ring finger in the rings, and your pinky finger on the removable hook.
3. Hold the section between your fingers, slightly shorter than the desired length, and cut with short strokes.
4. Comb again and check for symmetry before the next pass.
5. After cutting, wipe the blades clean of hair and moisture, apply a drop of oil to the screw, and store them closed 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 haircuts

For short haircuts, bangs, trimming ends, and outlining, on any type of hair. They are also suitable if you have small hands. For long hair, when cutting straight lengths, a longer blade gets the job done faster. For slicing, you need a polished, non-serrated edge.

Specifications

What else you need

• Jaguar Silver Ice 46 styling scissors, from the same series
• Jaguar comb with close teeth for cutting
• Blade oil
• Scissors case
• Hair clips

ProBeauty tip. Cut bangs on dry, styled hair. When wet, the hair shrinks as it dries, and the bangs end up shorter than you wanted.