Review on Review: Tweezerman Special Edition 40th Anniversary Slant Tweezer - A Must-Have Beauty Tool by Mark Scoggins

I don't know if these tweezers cost more than twenty bucks, but they're damn good. I'm not new to expensive medical tools or precision electrical work etc, so I think it makes sense that plucking hair at a professional level, or perhaps at an enthusiast level, would require the use of a few specialized tools. Upon examination, I found that they have one distinctive feature - the tip is made in such a way that it even touches. I just noticed that my cheap tweezers don't line up properly so they often fail to grab or cut hairs instead of pulling. Eureka! It really is a difference. I have to admit I don't care about the shiny part but my wife and daughter seem to think it's cool. So I was taught something I never knew about, but after trying them (why are tweezers plural?) I became even wiser about the value of quality tools. * If my review wasn't bad, please hit me with a "helpful" click. It costs nothing! If you have any question please write and I will do my best to help you. I write my reviews based on the selling price and what I think is fair, regardless of whether I paid for the item or it was provided. me to acclimate. My reviews reflect exactly what I would say to a good friend over a pint of beer, so I hope you find me useful. Every time I see the "usefulness" rating go up, I'm glad I took the time to help.