💅 3 Swords Germany - Professional Stainless Steel Curved Cuticle Scissors with Case - Manicure Pedicure Grooming for Finger & Toe Nail Care - Made in Solingen Germany (00112) Review

I am very annoyed by these scissors and even more annoyed that I bought them because of the good reviews here, which sound like they are such great cuticle scissors. !If you don't have thick cuticle thumbs, these cuticle scissors won't be "fine" enough for your cuticles. They are sharp but too blunt/big for little girls fingers, the blades are not thin or curved enough. I couldn't use them on my cuticles at all so they're useless unless you have huge hands.

These cuticle scissors are insanely sharp, my wife loves them, for the money you can't go wrong. They look very high quality and should last for many years. They were bought to replace a pair of another brand which caused my wife to lose a screw and she thinks they are much better and she couldn't find a pair that match the broken ones in stores until I gave her these, now she is absolutely delighted with these finely crafted German scissors, which is what I expected from her.

The curved surfaces of the scissor blades are close together, which ensures a good cut. This is due to the accuracy of metalworking curved surfaces and the pressure created by the turning screw. The Revelon cuticle scissors I've had in the past aren't that good to begin with. Over time, the Revelon cuticle scissors will loosen at the pivot point and the two curved cutting surfaces will not cut properly. After tightening a Revelon screw a few times, the screw can fail and you're left with…

I've never had cuticle scissors. I had a good pair of "pharmacy" nail scissors that I used for both nailing and trimming nails. I recently purchased nail scissors from 3-Swords and was very impressed with their nail work. I also decided to try their cuticle scissors. Wow! I am impressed! It is now clear to me that nail scissors are not a suitable substitute for good cuticle scissors. They are very narrow and can penetrate the smallest places. The curve is also just perfect. For $15 you can buy…

I am very upset with these scissors and even more upset that I bought them based on the good reviews here which sound like they are such great cuticle scissors. It's not like this! Unless you have thick cuticle thumbs, these cuticle scissors just aren't "fine" enough for cuticles. They are sharp but too blunt/big for little girls fingers, the blades are not thin enough or curved enough. I couldn't use them on my cuticles at all so they're useless unless you have huge hands.

The curved surfaces of the scissor blades fit snugly together for a good cut. This is due to the precision of metalworking of curved surfaces and the pressure generated by the screw of the axis of rotation. The Revelon cuticle scissors I've had in the past aren't that good to begin with. Over time, the Revelon cuticle scissors will loosen at the pivot point and the two curved cutting surfaces will not cut properly. After tightening a Revelon screw a few times, the screw can fail and you're left

Bought 2 pairs as I use cuticle scissors a lot at work. I work in manufacturing and use them on a lot of materials that regular cuticle scissors wear out pretty quickly. By pressing on the middle cuticle scissors, the threaded connection that holds the two halves of the cuticle scissors together snaps, and that's it. would be stronger or stronger. unfortunately not really. The scissors were nice and sharp, brand new but didn't last longer than the cheaper ones I usually buy. The fancy leather…