🔧 JAPONESQUE Pro Precision Tweezer Review

I chose this for one point. In general, these tweezers are great for removing facial hair, but this pair doesn't do it. It's really hard to pull hair out with them. Most of the time the hairs break or stay there and the tweezers just slip off.

I'm old school, I still pluck my eyebrows with my hands and have never done it professionally. These tweezers do a great job, the tips are well made and lay flat against each other. They work well for me for precisely plucking individual brow hairs between full plucks. They also do well when I'm lazy and skip brows for a few weeks. Well made, durable tweezers. Standard packaging with a small needle but they come with a small case for storage between uses. I've been using it for a long time…

Difficult to grasp on hair. Half the hairs I was able to get broke off or didn't come out. I had to pull the same hair over and over again and hope for the best. I bought the same tweezers from Target and they were amazing. I don't know what's going on with this couple. I will turn back.

I've bought dozens of pairs. This guy prickly is the best! I'm not saying they're absolutely the best quality because the tips aren't that smooth, but they definitely cost $6. Checking the quality over the internet is difficult as each couple is usually different. Again, it costs $6.

I was curious about this brand advertised everywhere! So I bought the tweezers: the slanted and the pointed version. All in all a good pair of tweezers. I wish the pointed version was sharper. I use it on certain hair when I'm plucking, the tip was a bit thick for my liking. The slant version was better, I liked it. Both tweezers are well made and a little lighter than most. Good price and fast delivery. Would buy from this Sellar again. A+

These things are literally useless. The surfaces are so matte that they don't really catch the hair. It's like trying to rip your hair out with your fingertips. Definitely NOT recommended.

I like their sharpness for precise plucking. However, the ones I got have a small flaw: if I press too hard, the tip of the tweezers comes loose and loses grip. I've had other pairs of the same tweezers that didn't do this, so I suspect this is an accidental mistake.

I saw this advertised in GH magazine as good tweezers. Just don't describe them, they aren't as sharp as I expected and really don't grab the hair well.