Infinity

Infinity is the house shear line of Scissors Craft, a UK supplier based in Northolt, Middlesex, and it’s pitched squarely at working hairdressers and barbers who want something light and comfortable without spending boutique money. Sitting in the value band, roughly $100 to $200, this is an entry-level professional range rather than a status purchase, and the priorities reflect that: ergonomic handles for long days at the chair, lightweight construction to cut hand fatigue, and blades meant to hold an edge through everyday salon use.

The range

Models carry names with a bit of swagger, the Academy, Eagle, Barracuda, Cutlass, Rapier, and Piranha among them, covering cutting and thinning shears geared toward blunt, slide, and point cutting. Infinity recommends sharpening roughly every six months, which is sensible default advice, though in reality the right interval depends on how many heads you cut a day and how coarse the hair is. A high-volume barber will hit that mark faster than someone doing a handful of precision cuts a week.

On materials, the brand leans on rust resistance, which points to stainless steel alloys, but it doesn’t publish a specific named grade, hardness figure, or manufacturing origin. At this price that’s not surprising, and it’s the honest gap to flag for anyone comparing on spec sheets rather than feel.

Buying

Infinity sells through Scissors Craft at scissorscraft.co.uk, which also runs the Nikko Scissors site listed as the brand’s official URL. There’s no sign of a US distributor, so American stylists would be ordering from a UK retailer. For more makers from the same market, see the UK brands hub.