Welcome to InTeXT Hair
Discover our premium collection of professional hair cutting shears that are designed to elevate your hairstyling.
InTeXT Artistry CuT is a dynamic platform dedicated to the art and science of haircutting.
We provide education, professional tools, and hands-on training that fuse technical skill with the core principles of design—shape, line, texture, form, and balance.
Our mission is to empower hairstylists by deepening their understanding of design while refining their craft with precision techniques and innovative cutting tools.
Whether you are a student, an educator, or a seasoned stylist, InTeXT Artistry CuT is where creativity meets structure, and artistry meets technique.
“I am thrilled with the shears I purchased from InTeXT Hair. The quality is unmatched and it has significantly improved my cutting technique.”
John Deyoung
Elevate Your Hairstyling Experience
Our hair cutting shears are expertly crafted to ensure smooth and precise cuts. Explore our collection and revolutionize your haircutting skills today.
About us
InTeXT Hair is a leading provider of premium hair cutting shears based in Land O' Lakes, Florida.
Pat DeVito lifelong passion has always been more than just cutting hair; it’s been about transforming it. But while teaching and working with stylists. Pat faced a consistent challenge that every hairstylist knows all too well:
How can we create softness, texture, and movement—under time constraints—without sacrificing control, comfort, or hair integrity?
The Problem: Traditional Tools Weren’t Built for True Artistry
In a fast-paced salon environment, hairstylists are often restricted by time. The tools available—blending shears, texturizers, and standard scissors—were often too aggressive, unintentionally removing too much weight or weakening the hair’s ends. These tools, though long-used, were never designed to support true artistic freedom.
They created flyaways, frail ends, and an inability to comfortably enter the interior of the hair. The vision of creative, flowing, modern styles was often compromised by tools that didn’t evolve with the art itself.