🔪 Black Stainless Steel Eyebrow Tweezers - Precision Tools for Facial Hair, Ingrown Hair, Splinter Removal Review

The Bad: The tips are almost as sharp as a razor and cut more skin than hair. It takes a lot of finesse to pull out the hair yourself without damaging the skin. Good - It comes in a handy faux leather travel case that easily fits in any small purse. small pieces of material caught between the slots.

While I would love to be a girl I don't think that will happen at 47 so I won't pretend to know all types of tweezers (and I probably don't WANT to) , but for my eyebrows and the granny mustache on my chin, this set works GREAT! And what a great price! Seriously, you can't even get them that cheap in a dollar store for less than a dollar apiece, and that sucks! They are well made, have a comfortable body and do their job well. Highly recommended.

I couldn't pull a thread out of the carpet let alone a hair out of my face. They have no grip or hardness. Upon examination, it can be seen that the two edges of the blades barely touch when squeezed together. Only touches a small dot in the middle. I didn't pay much but I wish I had made this purchase.

I bought this product because of the price and the number of tweezers that came with it. I'm quite a frugal person and have often used the Dollar Tree tweezers. Why pay a dollar for 1 pair when you can buy 4 and a case for $3.99. Tweezers do an excellent job of removing the smallest hairs. If the hair included in the pack does not remove, try another pair in the pack. Each of them has a different function to remove specific hair.

I bought these because they cost $3.20, although they are mediocre they are worth the money. I don't just use tweezers to pluck hair. To be honest I haven't tried it. I use them to pick up small items when I'm crafting, assembling tiny screws, threading needles on a sewing machine, etc. They're perfect for projects like this. They work like tiny jewelry pliers, but for much finer and more detailed work. I'm ordering a few more sets to hide and put in my craft bags. In addition to plucking hair,

Bad - The tips are almost as sharp as a razor and cut skin rather than hair. It takes a lot of finesse to pull out the hair yourself without damaging the skin. Good - It comes in a handy faux leather travel case that easily fits in any small purse. small pieces of material caught between the slots.