INOX German Stainless Steel Tower Point Cuticle Scissors - High-Quality Cuticle Remover by Erbe, Solingen, Germany Review

I bought a pair of Revain nail/cuticle scissors about a year ago - these looked the same to me - I was wrong. They definitely do NOT cut as well as my previous purchase. I keep them as spare scissors for sewing/embroidery. Very disappointed. I do not recommend

I bought these cuticle scissors for my wife. She was happy with the Revlon cuticle scissors, which she owned for many years until they broke. The last Revlon shears she bought doesn't look like an old one, it didn't do the job. It was returned to the store. A pair of Target were also returned. Since she received the German Inox cuticle scissors, she has been very satisfied. These are excellent scissors.

My cuticles are always dry. Genetics. My sister had scissors a long time ago and they were the only scissors that ever worked. But just waiting to meet my sister because of the scissors didn't work for me. The nail sets that came with the scissors never worked. I opted for the "high level". Well, not much more expensive. I love it. Yes they are spicy so be careful. They work in small locations. The cuticles no longer tear. I definitely recommend it.

First I have to tell you that I have used my Revlon cuticle scissors for 30 years. I paid $1 for them. I thought it would be an easy purchase. NOT RIGHT! I can't tell you how much I bought and returned or threw away. I couldn't imagine spending $30 on cuticle scissors. It took a while but I finally came to the conclusion that I would have to pay that much. The first thing to know about these scissors is that they are very, very sharp. It is necessary. My only problem is with the cut zone. I…

These cuticle scissors are not exactly what I was looking for. Judging by the description, I thought the tip was long and thin, but it's not. It does not reach the cuticle as we would like it to in this form. It's also a little hard to press. Although the quality is good. I posted a photo and video, maybe it will help you decide whether you need it or not.

Unfortunately I will have to return the cuticle scissors for a better one. The blades are not sharp enough and the outer edge of the blades is rough, not finished or properly ground. The latter scratches my nails when I clip my cuticles. This has never happened to me, and I have been using Solingen scissors made in Germany for many years. I understand that there are different grades of quality which is reflected in the price but the ones I bought were at an average price. The product must be…

I didn't like these scissors, you can cut the nail with anything, but these are not professional cuticle scissors and one of them is very sharp and thin; they are really very thin. Come back, find something else, that's not the point.

The scissors rusted after a few months, one of the blades actually broke off. I contacted the manufacturer and provided him with photos of the defective scissors. They replied that the scissors would rust if left in a damp place for a long time (which was NOT the case) and that the blade had broken off due to a fall (which was NOT the case). In the same email they shamelessly suggested I buy another pair. It's very rare that I buy something from Amazon with such positive reviews and have such a