12 Pcs Eyebrow Tweezers for Women - 3.5" Stainless Steel Tweezers for Women Facial Hair with Heart Clamps, Effortless Eyebrow Plucking & Ingrown Hairs - Compact Size for Browists & Beauty Enthusiasts

I'm a klutz - I lose things. I'd had several pairs of decent tweezers, for all the normal reasons & uses - splinters, ingrown hairs, holding small objects -- 1 in the bathroom, 1 at the cabin, 1 in the workshop, 1 in the barn, etc. One by one, they all vanished. Time to replace them, plus a few spares for future losses.This pack of 12 seemed to be perfect. At first blush, they seemed fine - no sharp points, no initial rust, fairly sturdy. They are NOT surgical-grade medical instruments, they are just cheap tweezers, but they seemed OK....But then, one by one, I pressed the jaws together and held them closed above a white pad that was reflecting a bright light and peered at the closed jaws, which should have allowed no light to show between them. Epic fail. Every one was "bow-legged" (edges touching, middle NOT touching - see picture #1). Not one of them would hold a single hair (my hair is VERY fine).No worries. I have a thin steel nail file with diamond-dust on both sides (about 120 grit), and a run-of-the-mill nail-board (started out with both sides about 220 grit, but quickly wore down to maybe 600 grit).I closed a pair of tweezers on the file so that the faces of both jaws were flat on the file (see picture #2), and slid the tweezers gently back and forth, maybe ten strokes. That took the edges down quickly, so that no light was visible between the jaws. Then I did the same thing on the nail-board to polish the jaws (see picture #3).I then held the jaws together again and looked for light - not a bit (see picture #4). Every pair now grips a lone hair tightly. The whole process took me maybe 15 minutes for all 12 pairs.If you don't have a diamond-file, just a cheap nail-board or two would do the job, just would take a little longer.Like I said, these are GREAT...for the price.

These tweezers are very flimsy and bend way too easily! They're worth about 2 or 3 pair of good ones. Instead of buying 24 of these, I should have gotten a few good ones!

Some things in life are puzzling?For the first 20 years of my life I think we had 1 set of tweezers and nail clippers that served faithfully without breaking or being lost.For the next 20 years all that changed. Gonna are the days of finding the same grooming tool more than a handful of times. I bet we have gone through 40+ sets of nail clippers and tweezers.I don't know where they go or why the go so frequently now but with this set I can always have another tweezers on hand at a reasonable price.Here's to happy tweezing for the next 20 years 👍

I cannot comment on how dealing with the seller is. I got these, they were junk and I tossed them - never contacting the seller. Don’t have the time and energy to waste. The fact that these were only $6 says it all. I don’t know if I will buy from the seller again. These were junk, they’re thin, they don’t hold onto hair at all even -my neighbor tried them and she thought they sucked too! Sellers shouldn’t so garbage. But they made money off of me may not make any of the future. That’s why they do it their banking on people not returning items and requesting their money back. No, I would not buy from the seller again.I was very surprised that the seller reached out to me. They were concerned about product quality and were very professional. Given I never planned on contacting them and that they took the initiative to reach out to me, really impressed me! I would now consider ordering from them in them future! Thanks for showing you care about your customer and the products you sell!! I have changed my review to a 3 from a one. The product still sucked, but the seller rocks!!

These tweezers are great for light to medium use. They feel a little flimsy compared to heavy duty tweezers but have nice angles and good non-sharp points. A very good buy on a large set of utility tweezers.

Whelp, lesson learned.Who knew you could botch something as simple as 2 pieces of metal that pinch something together? Who knew not all tweezers are created equal?Now I know. These are worthless.I am always losing tweezers; I use them for everything from hair to electronics, so wanted to buy some in bulk. Saw these, great deal, right? NOPE.They LITERALLY won't even grip a single hair. I can randomly shove them onto the top of my arm, which is *covered* in hair, pinch them closed, pull, and not even 1 hair will be pulled. Over and over and over.The problem is, from what I can tell, that the metal is so thin that while they 'may' close entirely at the tip upon a very light closure, any amount of actual squeezing and the tip opens up enough to no longer be able to grip the hair. And simply adjusting your 'technique' to use almost no squeeze so they stay closed isn't actually strong enough to pull a hair.I really wish Amazon would crack down on junk sellers like this. They probably rake in tens of thousands of dollars because they assume since the price is so low people will just keep them anyway and toss them in the trash, filling up the landfills with junk.Me on the other hand, will try requesting a refund ... even for ~$5; out of principle.

These are great for the price! Small enough to gently remove or move something, but not too small where it's hard to use. There's a grip, and the tweezers have a sharp point for grabbing things, but not too sharp.

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