✂️ Premax 10963 Cuticle Scissors from Sinua Collection - 1 Piece Review

These are good scissors but they are still a bit thick compared to my previous scissors. I would recommend using Zinger brand scissors. The blades are very thin, the scissors are light.

Great little scissors, very comfortable grip for easy handling. I've bought other similar scissors but they have a much nicer grip, especially if you use them for more than a few minutes. They won't cut your fingers or wear out with prolonged use, they're nice and sharp!

Eh. I'm not impressed. They're not "super thin," they're slightly curved toward the tips of the blades, and unless you know how to manicure, you won't be able to trim hard-to-reach cuticles. I'll rate them a three because they're sharp and comfortable to hold.

Closest to my old Revlon with the very fine tip. For some reason, thin-tipped scissors cannot be found. This is the closest I have found after many tries.

I just bought a spare pair of scissors from the store for a few dollars. Well, you know the saying, buy cheap, get cheap. I have small fingers and had trouble keeping my fingers in the holes. When I used them they ripped my cuticles instead of cutting them. I threw them away. I went to Amazon and decided to buy these scissors. These cuticle scissors work great. What a big difference. They are easy to work with and cut very well. They are also very well made. You just have to be careful because…

I liked the feel of the scissors in my hand. The curve was really good. And the blades are very small. Great cuticle trimmer. Why did I buy it. Unfortunately they are not sharp at all. Very disappointing so I sent them back

They are very perceptive and seem to be doing their job. If this is your only cuticle scissors, you'll be fine. If you're as spoiled as I am and have a pair of scissors you bought in Italy that are the most perfect pair of scissors in the world, then you'll probably feel like they're not that good. And the thing is, they have so much potential! If the blades were a little thinner they would be almost perfect.

I've had a pair for years and really wanted a Premax product because they last forever (I still use them) and the blades were very thin. I'm a little disappointed in the new ones. They're not bad, yes, but not as flimsy and easy to work with as the old ones.