🔲 Tweezerman Slant-Tip Tweezer (Black) Review

I've always liked the Tweezerman brand and have had tweezers in the past. I also have Tweezerman nail clippers and they are excellent. But beware, they can cause ingrown hairs! What made me give this a one star rating is that the tweezers are inconsistent. I've had to return one or two in the past for the same reason as this purchase. These special tweezers are so sharp that they cut the small vine at the base without pulling it out, and then it grows inside. Big crap. This was my second…

I've always had regular tweezers ($2-4?) but I decided to treat myself and take a leap of faith. The biggest difference between these tweezers and regular tweezers is the accuracy - and success - on the first attempt to grab a hair. With my old tweezers, I grabbed the hair, pinched it, and slipped it between the tips of the tweezers. Thanks to the craftsmanship of those beveled ends (no subtle gaps when they meet) and the way the tweezers apply pressure to them, the hair is actually pulled out…

Very easy to install and comes with great installation tools! As long as you clean your screen thoroughly, use sticky dust, and follow the proper directions for applying a screen protector (I suggest the "tape method" which you can find on YouTube), you'll end up with a perfectly matte, perfectly fitting screen protector. . The presence of a cutout for the front cameras in no way affects their operation, and the rounded corners prevent the protective film from getting caught on fibers or dust…

These are clearly not Tweezerman tweezers. The font on the "logo" doesn't match my old ones, and they came in a cheap plastic bag (Tweezermans are usually better). That wouldn't be a problem if they really worked as well as the originals, but the tip isn't as sharp or grabs hair as my old one, despite being over five years old and damaged.

Got them today. I bought them for eyebrows and facial hair. You are not working. I can't grab anything. I looked closely and there are tiny spikes on the prongs so they are not a firm grip. And non-refundable! Well, no wonder! I was looking for a good pair of tweezers and they had great reviews. They must be fake. I am so disappointed and upset that I spent money on this nonsense.

Attention buyers, this is NOT, I repeat, NOT a Tweezerman product. It is a fake. It is non-refundable, however Revain refunded my money and said I could dispose of this product "as I see fit". It went in the trash. I have several Tweezerman tweezers. They have very sharp points. They are broad, blunt, and poorly aligned. They don't "pluck out" a single eyebrow hair. Do not buy this fake or any other product from this seller!

Because these tweets are extremely expensive and got so many great reviews, I bought them. They're only useful if you want to use them to pull your hair out for paying so much for something so useless! Stick to the Guru brand but not what is sold in the kit. the set must consist of seconds. Guru works best but the peak fades after about a month. The brand of tweezers is completely useless!