💁 Beyelian Curved Tip Volume Lash Tweezers – Professional Eyelash Extension Tweezers (ESD-15) Review

I am blown away at how well these volumetric tweezers work! I've spent up to $40+ on good volume tweezers that don't work nearly as well as these. They have a wide grip point so you can make big fans and the tips match perfectly. It takes a little effort to snap them together. I think they get 10 stars!

I love you! Not annoying, fits perfectly in the hand. Unlike other tweezers which have a lot of tension. For an eyelash extension specialist, this is important. When I started I used old tweezers which were very hard. At the end of the day everything hurt. These tweezers feel great.

As a man, my eyelashes are probably the last thing on my mind. However, I'm concerned about clean, durable, and accurate repair tools, and those things are on the grid. I haven't had a project where I've had to abuse them, but so far they're working great. With very sharp tips, you can confidently capture fairly small details. When removing I used them as a spring wedge to put some tension on the part when trying to remove some through holes and they worked great. They are well made and…

Great tweezers to prepare your lashes. You can use these tweezers to separate the eyelash strip from the tray and put it on another product like an eyelash tray that you can wear on your arm. I don't like these eyelash extension tweezers. Isolate/Create/Apply Fan👈🏻None of these things nor much else can be used with it, except to use them to install the tray and consumables.

Terrible! When in use there is no spring or resistance and they open only slightly. They're also long and thin so they feel like they're spinning or clicking in your fingers. bad for grasping and not for putting out the eyes. I've been weaving for 5 years now and this is the worst. I think this is my first thing I've ever spent on a review it's that bad. I tried to use them for a minute but couldn't find anything, they seemed so weird and uncomfortable. Do not buy. I will buy normal tweezers…

For the price they are excellent. Not all are made to the same standards. But I love them for eyelash styling. I would recommend getting a rubber mullet to fill in the gaps at the top. Squeeze to close well. They are neither heavy nor light. They don't bend when dropped. Overall I prefer these over more expensive eyelash tweezers. I have a feeling that once you fill the gap/customize it to your liking, you'll love them as much as I do.

The tweezers are nice and sharp but very long. I used them as a replacement for my old brow tweezers which have become dull over time and are so long. The problem with long hair is that it's difficult to get a firm grip on each individual hair when trying to pull it out. You have to lower your hand down to create firm leverage to actually pull on each hair. I still use them, just wish they were a little easier to use.