Tweezerman Slant Tweezer - Bahama Blue Model No. 1248-GTR: Precision Plucking Tool for Eyebrows and Facial Hair Review

I must say that I have believed in Anastasia's eyebrow tweezers for thousands of years, but when I had to buy another pair, I had to pay a hefty price, around $30 for this stopper. Stuff, so I took a chance and thought I'd give this $12 Tweezerman a try. Big disappointment. Gigantic. I mainly use them for face stretching and this stuff doesn't hold up even after many tries. And of course non-refundable so I'll stick with these pretty metal tongs that are useless. Much luck!

When I got my hands on the Tweezerman tweezers I never went back. They're a little pricey, but personally I think they're worth it. These tweezers are used to extract hairs that cannot be seen without a magnified mirror. Hair that cannot be reached with ordinary tweezers available in pharmacies. They are sharp and stay sharp for a long time. I do notice that they fade after a year or so, but I use my tweezers for a lot of things. They're great and I'm glad I looked for them here because they're

The handle only grips the top, breaks the hair, don't pull it. The tweezers no longer produce a good product if the entire surface is in full contact, but only the upper edge is closed/contacting. I've tried several now. They used to be amazing! Damn. And this item is NON-RETURNABLE. I didn't even open the packaging as I can say it's the same as the last bad one I bought in the store. :(

I've heard the quality has gone down but I still think it's great. I tried to get a full size pair of tweezers with better visibility and by the end of the week they were at the back of the drawer and Tweezerman was in the mail. They're a good size for my hands, the tips touch evenly and are sharp, and while sharp, they always let me pull my hair rather than cut it. The tips are precise enough that when I have a trichotillomania attack, I do minimal damage to my skin by compulsively digging up…

I was looking for good quality tweezers because the ones I bought were sticky CVSs that barely worked (I didn't realize the importance of quality). I didn't care how expensive it was when I looked around as long as I found a good pair of tweezers that really grabs stubborn hairs that I've never used. was able to pull out my $20 mini CVS. I saw that the reviews for Tweezerman were good and found Revain to be cheaper, so I decided to give it a try. I LOVE IT. My mom uses them for work and they're

I have a few tweezers from this brand, have been buying them for about 15 years. These are mini sized and they are not as good as regular sized tweezers. They don't grab hair as well as thick or thin hair. I need to send my regular size tweezers to be sharpened, it takes several months before I send them to you. They last a long time before sharpening unless you drop them. Don't drop them! Also, I agree with some of the other reviewers about the change in quality over the years, specifically…

The only reason I haven't tried these tweezers in a long time is because of the bad reviews. Well I finally read that there are fake Tweezerman tweezers in Revain World 🌍 and how to spot them, which several people added to their own reviews. I'll get into that in a moment. This pair of TWEEZERMAN TWEEZERS Miniature Oblique Tweezers is exactly what I've been searching and looking for, but just didn't know about. I bought the mini because I wanted to test my theory on how to actually buy real…

I completely missed the word "mini" in the title. I have the same tweezers and somehow lost it. I know it's home somewhere and decided to order another while I'm looking for mine. It looks exactly like what I got until it arrived, it's tiny. LOL I didn't know it was a mini size. I have small hands and manage to hold it without much effort. If you have medium to large hands, choose the normal size. These MINI tweezers come with a plastic storage tube and I plan to keep them in my makeup bag in…

I have several of the same Tweezerman models and they have always worked well. When I lost one of my pairs I decided to buy it at a much lower price than I normally pay. I ordered a stainless steel model and while it looks the same as my old Tweezerman model, it performs much worse. It cannot capture hairs that my 8 and 10 year old tweezers (same model) can easily handle. I don't know if I got a bad device or if the overall quality of the product has gone down. But it just doesn't grip as well…