Jess Adorno is a Master Shear Artist, educator, and professional pet stylist with more than two decades behind the grooming table.
Known for her passion for hand scissoring and creating practical, beautiful finishes on everyday pets, Jess has built her career around making the art of grooming both approachable and exciting.
Her Tormenta Signature Series with Kenchii reflects that philosophy—professional-quality tools created with the experience of a career groomer and designed for groomers at every level,
from the everyday pet stylist to the competitive grooming ring.
Choose between our tailored multi-piece collections or select individual precision tools.
Model: KETO Tormenta
Perfect baseline versatility. Includes straight, curved, and your choice of blender or thinner tool.
True left-handed mirror architecture. Tailored baseline versatility featuring inverted precision blades.
Expanded texturing capability. Includes straight, curved, and your choice of blenders or thinners.
Maximum texturing freedom for left-handed professionals. Includes mirrored handles and custom configurations.
Looking to add a specific size or texturizer to your kit? Build your custom arsenal one tool at a time.
Perfect tool selection. Hand-picked options to expand your ergonomic workspace piece by piece.
Engineered for professional groomers who demand uncompromising power, control, and precision, these heavy-duty shears effortlessly glide through even the thickest, densest coats. The wider blade profile and semi-convex, micro-serrated edge work in harmony to grip hair securely, preventing push and slipping for a smooth, efficient cut every time. Designed for long days at the grooming table, the ergonomic offset handle delivers maximum control while actively reducing hand fatigue. Striking the perfect balance between high-end performance and bold aesthetics, these shears feature a dramatic two-tone satin silver and titanium black finish, anchored by a custom gemstone-accented tornado tension assembly for easily personalized tension control.
