👣 5-Piece Set: Pedicure Cuticle Trimmer Tools for Practical Nail Art, Dead Skin, and Callus Removal (Brown) Review

They seem hard to find which is why I bought them. A very useful tool. However, they are cheaply made. The cutting tool is made of stamped and sharpened thin stainless steel. During the punching process, a burr is left on one side, which can allow the tool to catch on adjacent skin. This is easily fixed with a few passes of fine sandpaper or a diamond file and the tool works well. In addition, the metal part is not firmly connected to the plastic handle, since it has a gap on one or both sides…

These cuticle trimmers are sharp and get the job done. I was skeptical after reading some of the reviews but these cuticle trimmers are great. The price is fantastic and I will order more if I ever need them.

They're sharp, work well and are good value. Aside from the end for pushing back the cuticles not really working because the shape doesn't work for me, since I'm using a metal it doesn't really matter. Great for the price.

So nice to find them again. They are cheaply made BUT have sharper and more efficient blades than the more expensive versions. I use them for cuticle edges. Dry skin on toes and clean edges on nails with post stickers or colored street nails. Highly recommended!

Pretty good knives, work well for me and have ordered them many times. They're not perfect, of course, but they're still twice as expensive as in a pharmacy.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to find cuticle trimmers in the grocery/department store. When I do, they usually cost $10-15 each, which is way overpriced. It was a great price! They are sharp, the trimmer blade is attached very well so they don't fall out shortly after use. I would say I would buy them again but I probably won't need them for long as they are well made.