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You can pull out eyebrow hairs that will make you proud! I know it sounds silly, but I get a kick out of grabbing a hold of those hard to get, still in the skin hairs. These tweezers will get those hard to get, not ready to come out of their hiding place hairs. They are incredibly well built and I appreciate the fact that they come with a tip cover, because as most people know, it only takes one bad fall to ruin a good pair of tweezers if they land on the tip. Also, the lifetime guaranteed and free lifetime sharpening (you have to mail them in, but what's $0.50 in postage?) makes them a bargain at $18.00 or so. Go get em'!
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Excellent quality and absolutely wonderful to use. To all those people who complain about the tweezer not pulling the hair from the roots completely as it's supposed to, try this: Wash the area to be tweezed with hot water, wipe. Pull and stretch the skin around the hairs you're aiming to tweeze (with left hand if you're tweezing with your right) towards the direction of growth of hair . If your hair on your brow for instance, grows towards your right side, apply LITTLE pressure on the tweezer while tweezing and pull TOWARD the direction of growth, which is your right in this case. While doing your upper lip, use your tongue to push against the inside of your upper lip.Best Deals on Tweezerman Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer
For me a good tweezer is well worth paying for and this is a very good tweezer. I had the same one, this brand, for six years and then dropped it and it went out of alignment. I immediately ordered my new tweezer. If not dropped I suspect this would last a lifetime.Honest reviews on Tweezerman Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer
I am sorry to say that I found Tweezerman to be okay but not as great as the recommendations from many of the reviewers. Maybe I just have super tight hair follicles on my chin. The tweezers may be good at initially finding the hair but my experience is that several times the hair slipped out from between the tips or the tweezers broke many finer hairs. I purchased a pair of Rubis Perforated Stainless Steel Tweezers and they are superb!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Tweezerman Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer
I have several Tweezerman slant tweezers bought many years ago. I bought this new one to replace one I lost. Sadly, Tweezerman tweezers are not what they once were. They are no longer made in Italy, but in India and the quality has suffered. Compared to my old Tweezerman tweezers, this one is lighter, thinner and lacking the same sturdy spring-back when squeezed and released. It just feels flabby. The tips are closely aligned, as they should be, but they are unpleasantly sharp for an instrument that is supposedly hand-polished. Even the engraved name on the side lacks the fine detail of the old logo.I don't know how the current Tweezerman tweezers compare to the competition, but compared to the original Tweezermans, it's a big disappointment to receive a second-rate product. In addition, Amazon's description fails to mention the country of manufacture and the photo is of an old Tweezerman tweezer with the original logo, not the present one.
Tweezerman's reputation for quality was built by the company's founder Dal LaMagna. Not only were his designs and manufacturing superb, but he donated a portion of company profits annually to various charities. I assume he made that commitment to social responsibility continue as part of the deal when he sold the company to J.A. Henckels in 2004, and that's great. However, Henckels has definitely cheapened the product.
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