Hair-Kiss
Hair-Kiss is a professional hair shear line available through Takano Canada, one of Canada's specialty scissor retailers serving salons and barbers across the C
Asia
Mid-range
Stainless steel
The bottom line
Hair-Kiss is a professional hair-scissor brand from Asia, building Stainless steel shears in the mid-range tier.
Compare Hair-Kiss with another brand- Origin
- Asia
- Steel grades
- Stainless steel
- Price tier
- Known stockists in
- Canada
- Last reviewed
- June 2026
Where to buy Hair-Kiss
Hair-Kiss is a quiet little line you’ll only find through Takano Canada, the specialty scissor retailer that supplies salons and barbers across the Canadian market. There’s no standalone storefront, no brand site of its own — it’s a retailer-stocked line, and the Takano listing is effectively the whole picture.
Two matched models
The range is refreshingly simple: two scissors built to go together. The HC-101 is a plain cutting shear; the HC-102 is its thinning partner with 28 teeth. Both come on black plastic handles and sit at the same price, so a stylist can pick up a cutter and a matching thinner in one go without a step up in cost — which is really the point of the pair. Blades are stainless steel, though the specific grade isn’t published, so if hardness and provenance matter to you, that’s a question to put to the retailer.
Buying
Hair-Kiss sells through Takano Canada, which keeps current pricing and Canadian shipping details. It sits in the mid band, roughly 200 to 400 dollars. For ordering, warranty and after-sales support, Takano is the contact — there’s no separate maker to chase. As a low-fuss matched cutter-and-thinner set for the Canadian market, it does exactly what it says; just go in knowing the spec sheet is thin.
Hair-Kiss FAQ
What is Hair-Kiss?
Hair-Kiss is a professional hair shear line distributed through Takano Canada, a specialty scissor retailer serving salons and barbers across the Canadian market. It is stocked as a retailer-carried line rather than a brand with its own standalone storefront.
Which Hair-Kiss models are available?
The line centres on two matched models: the HC-101, a regular cutting shear, and the HC-102, a thinning shear with 28 teeth. Both ship with black plastic handles, so a stylist can pair a cutter with a matching thinner.
How much do Hair-Kiss scissors cost?
Hair-Kiss sits in the mid-range band, roughly $200 to $400. For current Canadian pricing on the HC-101 and HC-102, check the listings on Takano Canada.
Where can I buy Hair-Kiss scissors?
Hair-Kiss shears are sold through Takano Canada, which keeps current pricing and Canadian shipping details. Reach out to Takano Canada directly for ordering, warranty, and after-sales questions.