Jaguar Scissor - Pre-Style Ergo

This is a very good quality pair of scissors, and you certainly get what you pay for. I could tell straight away that these cut neater then my other pair of cheap scissors.

Comfortable to use, great price. I’m not a professional, but these were just what I was looking for to trim my daughter’s hair during lockdown. Highly recommended!

An good quality German made, pair of scissors. Sharp and easy to handle. Great value.

Not good for precision cutting too thick a cutting edge and blunt the worst scissors I’ve ever boughtI’m now out of my return window but they are like a decent pair of kitchen scissorsJaguar is the name of this companyBut the best scissors are Jaguar SatinDo not be fooled with inferior product

My first pair of specially designed hairdressing scissors to trim out my split ends, they’re lovely and sharp! Really good for not splitting the hair again when they cut (no little white dot on the end of the hair after the cut) Have used them for 6months now and just tightened them for the first time yesterday - they’re great!

They didn’t appear instantly but after a little wait they were definitely worth waiting for. I looked at a lot of different scissors in order to cut my own hair at home in lockdown. I wasn’t convinced by the cheaper £29 pairs available elsewhere, having in the past discussed professional hairdressing scissors with a hairdresser years ago and remembering how expensive they said they are. But I didn’t fancy going the whole hog up to £130 where some others start. These scissors are Perfect if like me you want to spend a little extra to cut your hair well at home, without damaging it. They are razor sharp, So much so I caught my finger at one point and I think I may get a little scar. So be careful, these are the real deal. I read that some people complained the finger holes are too small, well I have huge hands and the rubber inserts are removable, pop them out and the finger holes are perfect for big hands.

I use Jaguar Ergo 5.5 inch scissors and thought to upgrade half a size. These have thicker blade and are much more heavier than my 5.5 Ergo and look very different. I am entirely not sure these are genuine Jaguar scissors as the 6 Ergo sold at other retailers look as expected (same as mine just next size).

Unfortunately I didn't do my homework on these before I bought. It's such a long time since I've had to buy them and then really I hadn't looked at sharpening, which would have saved me money.In a nutshell I wanted 6.5 and never noticed they were only 6. They are also very 'slow' made for beginners, not someone who has been chopping since I was 15, although had to leave the trade at 20 because of allergies. Not to worry, my fault.Otherwise they are fine as scissors for a beginner.