Revlon 3151 36 Tweezer Slant Tip Review

This works great! I've tried SO MANY ineffective tweezers that don't grab hair. But I've used it on both coarse and fine hair and the grip/hold was as expected and just what I wanted. Historically, my hands tire from the pinch position, but these tweezers have been easier for me. I think it's because they're wider than I'm used to - and I'm very happy about that! The price is fantastic! Mainly because of its quality and efficiency.

Just received these tweezers and took them out of the packaging. There was almost no hole at the handle end of the tweezers, so I took the tip of my index finger and pushed it slightly into the hole to widen the gap. The hole didn't even open any further as the tweezers just split in half. There appeared to be "glue residue" on both halves, indicating that glue was only used to join the halves together. Definitely one of the cheapest examples of "quality" I've seen. Do yourself a favor and skip

I wish I had read more reviews before purchasing these "tweezers". They don't work at all. The ends are too thick to grab the hair. It's useless.

I'm a man and I don't like unibrows. So I pluck between the brows - that's great and designed like tweezers to pluck out the little hairs. Metal-to-metal contact is minimal, so if there is stubble/hair to grab, it will grab. Most other designs with a lot of metal-to-metal contact are junk. Buy with confidence - I searched a lot to find these wonderful tweezers.

These are the best pharmacy tweezers. I love them because they're sharp (and stay sharp for quite a while), easy to use, made of strong and durable material, and rarely snag on hair. I have admittedly never bought expensive "high end" tweezers - I don't like spending more than $5 for a pair. So I really can't compare their performance to that. But for half the price you really can't go wrong! I usually lose my tweezers before they become dull or inoperable. To be honest I don't remember ever…

I was a bit intimidated by the sharpness of these tweezers when I first got them. Before that I always had the simplest/cheapest tweezers. It's been a long time since I accidentally pinched myself. I hate having what I call "man hair" around my face and neck. I'm obsessed with yanking out these hairs as soon as I see them, but sometimes they're too short to yank even though I can feel them. It makes me crazy. In any case, these bad tweezers manage to rip out even the shortest hairs. They are…

I've been using these tweezers for YEARS! I couldn't find them in stores anymore. I bought another type that costs a lot more and is terrible. They ALWAYS grab my skin. They are the same as the ones I bought at Revlon stores. The beautiful curved edge does not dig into your skin, but precisely captures every fine hair. I will order a few more. I'm SOOO glad to have found her again.

On a fateful day a few years ago I bought one of these tweezers. I chose them the way I always choose tweezers: in the pharmacy, the first pair I can find without thinking twice at the average price of a tweezer. Since then life has changed. These tweezers are strong and have a comfortable tilt. They reliably extract hair, follicles and everything else without hair breakage or double work. These tweezers are indispensable. These tweezers know what to do. Now that we live in an age where…