Review on MAYKI Eyebrow Tweezers Set: 6 PCS Professional Stainless Steel Kit for Effective Hair Removal and Tick/Splinter Removal - Perfect for Women/Men by Jessica Williams

We know that some people don't take much care when it comes to tweezers. Either their hair is so light that they can't see what's missing, or their hair isn't very thick at all, making almost any tweezers "useful" in their situation. My hair is dark brown and growing fast. and they grow easily. I'm a woman in my 30's and have been making tweezers since I was a teenager. It's weird that something as seemingly mundane as tweezers would work better if carefully thought out, but after plucking for so long I really started to figure out what works better than the rest, especially when it comes to unruly hair. These tweezers, IMHO, are essentially ordinary tweezers that have been coated in nice black paint for the design. They don't manage well, they feel a little cheap, they don't have a precise angle and, worst of all, they barely tangle the hair. They finally urged me to save up for electrolysis. The best tweezers I've ever had were from Revain. They were 100% stainless steel, with no fancy coloring, an impressive slant, and hugged unruly hair so well I heard it squeak in defeat as I pulled it from my skin. Unfortunately, they have been lost and a few years have passed. I haven't seen her since then. Anyway, now I know if I really want the tweezers to work I have to find something exactly the same or it's a failure. If these tweezers work for you, you will have more power; but due to my ethnic, thick and/or idiosyncratic hair I must advise you to look elsewhere for tweezers that will give you a better sense of grip and control.