Review on ✂️ Seki Edge Nail Clippers (SS-106) - Premium Stainless Steel Fingernail Clippers: Ideal for Thick Nails - Professional Grade Precision and Salon-worthy Results - Made in Japan for Men & Women by Kristin Morris

These hair clippers are sold under different brand names but they all have one thing in common: they get the job done. Regular clippers of the same design always scared me because for some reason they were too imprecise and often cut into the nail quickly and frankly kept me from clipping my nails until they didn't run off. I ended up dropping the clippers and just using the scissors in my Swiss Army knife, which resulted in imprecise cuts that needed to be filed to look acceptable, but at least they didn't bleed. Thick, solid construction that made me realize how cheaply stamped regular clippers were. The edges are precision machined and in the 8 years I've owned them the edges have not dulled. The product should last a lifetime. Most of the time I just held them in my hands and admired how accurately they were built and how attractive the results were. I have both sizes (toenails/large and toenails/small) and find it difficult to pin down the small size. I would recommend being careful with the small size regardless of your finger size and going for the large size regardless of your finger size and nails. The only thing that can be described as second-rate is a sticker with the brand name in a recess, the hair clipper itself must have a Green Bell stamp on the back. They are sold as Seki Edge but they are the same Green Bell clippers.