Review on 🔪 Stainless Steel Fine-Tip Tweezer - 5 inch Length for Precise Plucking and Grooming by Derek Bates

These are quite suitable tweezers. When buying tweezers on a fairly regular basis, my biggest fear is getting cheap mild steel stuff that is flat and bends easily and is practically useless. Made of stainless steel, these tweezers are of good quality and anti-magnetic, with a regular shape. They're marked as made in Pakistan, which I find odd, a bit funny, and interesting. Most tools of this type are pickled or sandblasted for a matte finish, or have a ribbed/knurled area to improve grip and prevent slipping. These are too shiny. This can cause the tool to slip more often than the textured one. - When polished by hand, reflections show an uneven surface and high and low points, like a curved mirror. The mate texture will hide this. This is purely a cosmetic effect, but gives the feel of an inferior instrument. I find the spring too soft. I prefer something stiffer, especially with a slippery texture. It might just be personal preference, but compared to other tools I have, these have proven to be the smoothest. Otherwise very good and I am happy with my purchase.