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Very Good Tweezers, Though Not a Miracle
These are lovely tweezers. The amazing blue color, the gleam, the feel, the pretty loop, the solid grip, the precision tip — all this makes these quite premium. I love them enough I bought another one in silver to have in another room. A small annoying stubbly hair that other tweezers can’t touch comes right on out with these.The ‘not a miracle’ part is that the loop opening combined with the rough hatched tip means that little flakes of stuff can easily stick on the inner surface, rendering the precision closure useless until cleaned off. The tips are close enough together that running a fingertip to brush the stuff off doesn’t work well especially since it really clings on to that hatching. Also I am very nearsighted with enough difference between my eyes that I have no close up depth perception. The open loop that helps normal-sighted people see what they’re doing ruins my ability to tell if a small fine hair is inside the pinch or outside it. And the precision tip can very easily pinch up skin if you can’t see exactly where you’re tweezing. Exact angle doesn’t matter, it’s true, but the grip is still best at the very tip.I highly recommend these. Just don’t expect them to miraculously only catch hairs without grabbing anything else near the hair.

Game Changer: Never Going Back to Pointed!
This Ring-type of tweezers are incredible! I’ve had many tweezersman before, but this ring tweezers are the best I’ve ever owned. They’re made from high-quality material and are very comfortable to use. They effortlessly grab every hair, especially pesky ones on the chin, saving me hours of frustration. I even bought a second pair as a backup!The unique ring design prevents poking yourself in sensitive areas like the nose and ears, making them safe and effective. They may be a bit pricey, but they outperform regular pointed tweezers by a mile. If you often deal with stray hairs, I highly recommend these—they’re truly a game changer!

Going to stick to tweezerman
I am a diehard fan of Tweezerman point-tip tweezers; the ONLY kind I’ve used for 25+ years.I thought these might grab more at one time and I’d be able to kind of see through the holes as to what I was grabbing, getting job done faster.While they DO work to lock onto a hair or two at a time, there is a huge learning curve in using them. It’s very easy to pinch your skin if not careful. And, depending on your working angle, sometimes the round tips get in the way of what you’re trying to see.They’re made well, sturdy and a comfortable hold; definitely NOT a $5 tweezer. However, not worth $25, either, IMO.Will I continue to use these? Yes. Are they my favorites? Not hardly.

Best to check it up close ASAP
I was sold on this design. Seems well-made and smart, I can finally stop nursing cuts from tweezers. Right? No. Maybe I received a dud. I fumbled to grasp hairs with this. It seems hard in the hands, and less springy than Tweezerman tweezers, so my fingers became tired quickly. I wondered why I kept missing the hairs, even though they seemed to be directly in my crosshairs, so to speak.I held the thing up to the window today. First time using them in bright daylight. The tips don’t touch at all when squeezed to the max. There’s no way my particular pair of tweezers could grab anything as thin as a human hair. I don’t see how they got passed inspection. But there it is. Nobody else seems to have a design like this. If you get them, hold them up to the light and see if the tips actually meet. I’m very disappointed. I wanted to love these.