💅 Professional Grade Cuticle Trimmer and Nipper for Perfectly Manicured Fingernails and Toenails - Durable Stainless Steel Cuticle Remover and Cutter - Black Beauty Tool Review

I don't like the cuticle pusher as the curve is too big (I wish it was flatter) and the angle I have to hold it scratches my nail, and the other end is too thick and not sharp enough. Basically, I can't use this tool. The cuticle trimmer has comfortable handles and a not very sharp tip. I can use it, but it's not the best quality.

They are perfect! Very durable and very well made. I love how big the hand is for trimming the cuticles. In fact, it fits my hands much better. Most cuticle knives I've used also have small handles that usually fit in my small hands. I didn't know what I was missing until I used them. I also like pushers. It's very strong! I'm not afraid at all that I will bend it.

I love this cuticle trimmer. I use nail polish strips and often have to push back my cuticles to keep my manicure looking cleaner. These tongs quickly remove excess residue. It is sharp, makes good and fast cuts and the spring mechanism is very smooth. It's easy and secure to hold, and the angled blade really helps when I'm using my weaker hand. Overall, this is a good must-have tool for basic nail care.

Since the pandemic, with our state's restrictions, I can't go to a nail salon for a regular manicure and pedicure, so I have to do them at home. I ordered them to be able to trim my cuticles and I'm so happy! They work great except the handles aren't covered in plastic, they almost cut your palms because they're so sharp. I would definitely recommend buying plastic lids instead if you can.

Interestingly, this cuticle trimmer is the least popular in our family. However, it is made by the same company as our favorite instrument. The difference lies in the location of the spring arms in the handles. I found it defective. One side is 1/8 inch high and the other side will cause the inside of the handle to be scratched during use. Thus, it makes a scratching sound and is more durable to use. If it wasn't for that, it would be a good clipper. Our favorite, this trimmer's handles are a…

They're pretty sharp and would do their job well if the little buttons that act as a spring to open the blades actually worked. They look a bit crooked and long and just don't do the job. I clipped a small cuticle that needed trimming and found the pliers had closed halfway down the cut skin, but I had to maneuver my fingers to pry them open by hand, risking the skin to tear. The cuticle pusher works great and the BACK of the extra sharp blade helps scrape the skin stuck to the nail. The blade…