Revlon PerfecTweeze Scissor Tweezers, Slanted Tip, For Eyebrow Shaping and Hair Removal, Ergonomic Handle Design, Stainless Steel, 1 Count

They used to sell the i.h convenience store but if u do happen to find the they're like 13.00 Dollar....so I always order on here...they're so easy to use bcuz ever since time I use the other ones they're constantly picking my skin and leaving these ugly behind scares and scabies on my face...these are delicate and get the jobs done they pull every hair put without pain..I've literally bout 6 of them in the past 6 or 7 yes n i always seems Togo back to these net time I'm ordering 10 bcuz everytime I start to like something they get rid of it....so pl try the out it won't disappoint...trust.......thank u REVOLON

I have gradually lost the feelings in my fingers, and I could no longer hold regular tweezers without dropping them constantly. Also, I did not have the strength/coordination to pinch them together to pull out stray hairs. I bought these tweezers and problem solved! They are so easy to use, and the tips of my fingers hold them easily. They work like an eyelash curler. You push your forefinger and thumb lightly together, and the tweezers do all the work. I am back to being able to pull out fine stray hairs all by myself. Everything I can do by myself is a bonus! Thank you!

Quality is there.

The first pair of tweezers I ever bought when I was 14 years old to pluck my eyebrows were a pair of tweezers with finger grips called Twizzers. I had those Twizzers for 20 years but eventually lost them during a move. I couldn't find them after that and resorted to normal tweezers for the next 15 years until I found a pair again. Now I'm over 50 and I have arthritis in my hands that makes it difficult for me to squeeze tweezers. Also, I find that it's difficult to find a pair of tweezers that have a tight enough grip to get those fine, tiny little hairs that sprout up now on then on a woman's face. UGH! Lately, I've been losing my tweezers constantly so I decided to buy a cheap pair and stop paying a lot for a product that wasn't any tighter grip than cheap ones especially if I was going to lose them. I bought these tweezers with the finger hole grips for just a few dollars and they have an amazingly tight grip that gets every tiny little hair and fuzz I pluck. It's so easy and I don't have to squeeze very hard with weak, painful fingers. So I ordered a few more just so I'd never run out. These are great for the price and so much easier and more efficient than regular tweezers.

This is the BEST pair of tweezers I have had in last 35 years!! I’ve had numerous tweezers (the ones you punch in middle and pull usually a single hair). I got so tired of buying replacements (at all sorts of price points) because they just don’t grip well enough to pull more than one or two hairs at a time before you have to clean off to pull more. Used this type when I was younger but got away from them for some reason. Got these and am thrilled and won’t go back to the other style. I pulled my eyebrows quicker than ever because I could grab more hair at a time and pull them out 😃. Hairs fell out of tweezers easily. “Old fashioned” is so often the best way to go. These are lighter weight than the ones I use to have and I hope they hold up. If not, they won’t break the bank to replace.

I love this tweezer but this time I purchase too and one was bad it did not work while the other was great. I could not return it or have it exchange. That’s as very disappointing.

I am willing to spend $$$ if I can get a pair of tweezers to grab and win. This Revlon is the closest I’ve found, and I’ve spent hundreds of dollars experimenting. The only reason my experiments continue is because the revlon is a 98% perfect product. Someday, a manufacturer with prideful specifications will close the final gap. Until then, this is the only product on the market to consider

I broke my old one because I was trying to use it as a tweezer to get some tiny thorns out of my friend. He was fooling around with his bird feeder and got stuck with a ton of tiny spears of metal. I don't know what else to call it. You really can't see it, but he can feel it. I had to use a large magnifying glass and a bright light to see it. The tiny metal shard gleamed in the light. And that was the only way to see it to be honest. Anyway, after I used it for that purpose. The tweezer seemed to be more dull. So, instead of going down to wallyworld. I just picked this up from Amazon instead. It's great for eyelashes. The only thing I would like is if it actually lasted longer. The tiny splinters should have been no match for such a large metal instrument, one would think.