Seki Edge SS 503 Scissor Tweezers: Enhanced SEO-Friendly Product Name Review

I ordered these to replace a very old set of scissor tweezers which I really liked but accidentally broke. It was hard to find round tip scissor tweezers but these are definitely for you. They're a bit smaller and thinner than the ones I'm replacing but I think they'll be fine. They are well made and worked just as well as my old ones the first few times I used them. Didn't give five stars because they aren't as beefy as the old ones, but overall a good product.

These are some darn great tweezers, the working end is nicely shaped and finished and the 'handle' makes this product so much easier to use than the regular old tweezers , which I had been using for decades. This is the third Seki Edge product I have purchased and they have all turned out to be great products. It costs a little more than others, but I was taught to "buy the best you can afford!" my grandfather.

I really liked these tweezers at first, especially because they are so narrow. Other tweezers are so wide that I often had to pluck out the hairs I wanted to keep. But after 1 week I suddenly stopped grabbing a single hair and couldn't understand why. I then looked at the tabs - they were 1mm apart and each side wobbled back and forth as if a screw needed tightening. A few months ago I had to throw away a pair of Twissors I bought in the 70's and have recently tried a few pairs. I figured Seki…

After looking for scissor tweezers for a long time, I decided to try these based on the good reviews. These are my new regulars. The handle lies perfectly in the hand; very convenient. They are built to sell and built to last. Quality. However, there is something of a learning curve. These tweezers have a very thin tip. The plates are small. It's like the equivalent of a fine-tipped ballpoint pen. Great for small details but not so perfect when trying to cover a large area. Repeated use will…

Well they have pretty good reviews so I took a chance. I was fed up with cheap tweezers (Revlon bevel scissors) that wear out very quickly so I was looking for something of a quality upgrade. They are difficult to get to work and take many tries to finally pluck a hair. First, the surface area for capturing hair is tiny. Also, they aren't "sharp" so you can't get one side under your hair and then pinch it to tug. if it makes sense I think it needs to be accompanied by a tutorial video or…

First of all I didn't get them for free and didn't get any money for writing this review. I'm just amazed at how well they grab the hair. I paid $16.98 which was the current price at the time of ordering. I had a pair of $5 scissor tweezers that wore out. I pluck a lot so I wanted to update this time. I searched through a bunch of tweezers on Revain. Unfortunately I didn't see a unanimous winner as they had a lot of bad reviews. However, after reading them and looking at the picture, I decided…

After a long search for scissor tweezers based on good reviews I decided to try these. These are my new regulars. The handle lies perfectly in the hand; very convenient. They are built to sell and built to last. Quality. However, there is something of a learning curve. These tweezers have a very thin tip. The plates are small. It's like the equivalent of a fine-tipped ballpoint pen. Great for small details but not so perfect when trying to cover a large area. Repeated use will give you a better