✂️ Tweezerman Long Lasting Sharp Cuticle Scissors: Premium Nickle Plated Beauty Tool Review

I have been fighting with various small scissors for many years. I survived my children's screams as I trimmed tiny nails, cut off more nails than I should have, or cut them at an angle. These scissors are so thin, light and precise that they make manicures and pedicures even more enjoyable. You can't replace anything else!

I'm a licensed nail technician but I'm not a fan of using cuticle scissors on myself. These are my favorite nail and cuticle scissors. I lost my old pair and these were identical to them. Of course I found my old pair after ordering them and I'm glad the quality hasn't changed. I have tried many other nail scissors and they are second to none.

BEST cuticle scissors. I always lose them before I realize they're fading! Sometimes I use them to trim cuticles, but mostly I use them to trim facial hair. I'm not a fan of waxing or lightening my upper lip, so I just use it to trim and it's a nice, low-maintenance routine.

I lost my Tweezerman cuticle scissors after a few years. Well I figured I could just buy any pair and swap them out, but I was wrong. I cut my cuticles and part of my finger. This is what I get when I try to trick tweezers. Tweezerman goes to small places and cuts only what you ask for, no more, no less. After my finger healed from cheating I'll be back and won't use anything else - I promise! You gotta hang out with Tweezerman too!

I have previously bought scissors from this list and they have been the best I have had. The scissors they now supply are NOT the ones pictured, NOT the ones they used to sell and NOT as good. Don't fall for it!

The quality of these cuticle scissors seems to have gone down a bit, I've bought a few over the years Years to compare them in convenient places around the house. The sharpness of the cutting points seems less precise, making it difficult to cut small pieces of skin that sometimes need trimming around my nails. They work, but not as well as the same scissors I've bought over the years.

The cuticle scissors I used to have give me trouble (especially when I try to use them with my left hand) as the blades don't cut, but a little just separate and bend what I'm trying to cut off (e.g. my fingernail). They cut well and I don't have that problem at all! I bought a second one to keep in my purse in case I need scissors for something I need to cut on the go.