Review on Seki Edge SS 503 Scissor Tweezers: Enhanced SEO-Friendly Product Name by Melanie Harris

Well they have pretty good reviews so I took a chance. I was fed up with cheap tweezers (Revlon bevel scissors) that wear out very quickly so I was looking for something of a quality upgrade. They are difficult to get to work and take many tries to finally pluck a hair. First, the surface area for capturing hair is tiny. Also, they aren't "sharp" so you can't get one side under your hair and then pinch it to tug. if it makes sense I think it needs to be accompanied by a tutorial video or something. Am I definitely doing it wrong? But I gave it some time and it doesn't get any better, either that or they suck. I'm not a newbie to plucking, I guarantee that! Much luck!