🪒 Dorco Tinkle Eyebrow Razors - 5 Packs (15 Razors) Review

This is definitely a REAL offer and I know it for sure because I once accidentally bought the wrong ones - and they were downright awful AND very cheaply made! The real ones have a serrated blade, while the fake ones don't have a serrated blade, just a blade with glue residue on it. The real ones say Tinkle on the handle, the fake ones don't. The real ones have a clear plastic cap that fits over the blade and snaps easily, the fake ones have a slightly fogged plastic cap (I mean it doesn't see…

I use them all over my face as a dermaplaning trick. I also use them to smooth my hairline. Haven't waxed yet and need to get your bikini area in order? I use it for that too. My daughter uses them on her brows to avoid the over-plucking effect we 80's kids are now struggling with. I also use it on my nursing husband who cries when I pluck his eyebrows. Removing stickers and anything stuck in the fur works on my dogs. Basically everyone in the house uses them.

so it is not original jingle. There's no Tinkle name on the handle and they're not that sharp. However, for what they are, they work. I use it to get all the peachy fuzz out of my hair, exfoliate my face and shape my brows. I found inconsistencies in how sharp some razors were compared to others. I noticed what looked like a rust spot on one so I threw it away.

My sister recommended this to me - she was recommended by a friend. Ladies these are great for dermaplaning the excess peach fuzz on your face. I have not tried them on eyebrows as advertised. I use an additional magnifying mirror, good lighting, clean face and dermaplan - mainly cheeks/jaw line. I used it on my lip line and my hair got spiky, I prefer to wax or pluck my upper lip or chin. It exfoliates the skin, try a clean good moisturizer after use. I love the combination of hyaluronic acid…

I've been seeing FB ads about this for months and just ignored them. Then I stumbled across them again and after doing some research I decided I would give it a try. Wow. I wish I had tried them sooner. I can't wax anymore due to using Retin-A (I learned this the hard way). I use them and my Tria laser every few weeks and am very glad I tried it. It doesn't hurt at all. As far as I can tell, the hair isn't getting thicker. Should be easier and less messy than waxing or bleaching. Your prices…