Tweezerman Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer, Hot Pink, 1.189 Ounce

Tweezerman are the best tweezers. Good for fine hair...good for thick hair that's deeply embedded in skin and hard to pull out. These have a flat angled tip that comes to a point in one corner. They close tightly with no space or gap. They are sharp when new and grip hairs well. They are good for scraping over the skin and pulling out hairs that haven't come through the skin yet. These tweezers are best for people who need to seriously remove some stubborn hairs.

This tweezer doesn't look much different from the $2 variety in the makeup department. However, it's phenomenal! It will grasp that fine hair and HOLD onto it. No more pinching the life out of a tweezer only to have the hair slip out. Love this product and worth the higher price!

I love this tweezer. Works amazing and pink!! Couldn't be cuter!! Worth the money. It is great quality and not so much money.

I have another pair of tweezerman tweezers and they are much better. I bought them about 10 years ago. I thought I had lost them and bought this pair right away. I ended up finding them thank goodness because this pair does not compare. Perhaps the company makes them differently now? I found that this pair has a hard time grabbing the hair and actually pulling it all the way out with out just breaking the hair off.

These are maybe my 5th pair of Tweezerman slant-tip tweezers (because they get lost, not because they break). It may seem implausible there can be such huge qualitative differences in such a simple item, but cheaper tweezers just don't compare. The Tweezermans (I especially like the enamel-covered versions, which I find slightly easier to grip than the plain steel ones) are weighted well, are the right length (so your hand won't cramp, and so you can maneuver the tweezers to the precise angle you need), and are just the right degree of flexibility (neither too hard to squeeze, nor too loose). Tweezerman offers free re-sharpening, which is good since they do need this service every few months, and since you have to mail them away for several weeks you'll want to have an extra pair you can sub in. So buy two, try not to misplace them too often, and do ship them off to keep them sharp. It's well worth the effort for a superior tweezing experience. Your brows will be grateful.Update: recently bought the  DMT D3F 3-Inch Dia-Sharp Sharpener Credit Card Sized Fine  and love the Tweezermans even more now! To be honest, mailing them away for sharpening was a hassle, but this little sharpener "card" allows you to do it yourself in literally seconds. It's a small investment to always have sharp tweezers.

Defective. Nothing precision about it! The filing does not look right on the inner lower tip of one side. Also the tips do not look absolutely clean and pristine. Wonder if it was a return. No paperwork was included in with the shipment. (The bright spot was that the box and packaging were perfect. Too bad there was nothing useful to protect). I have had this product before, (not bought from Amazon), and they have preformed perfectly.

I've owned this Tweezerman tweezer for two years and I have yet to extract a hair without sectioning it.I have two other Tweezerman tweezers that I keep sending back to Tweezerman for sharpening and occasional aligning, and I've had no issues with them.This one, which appears to be thinner than the other two, is too sharp to extract hair; it cuts them instead.

Unbelievable!For the past 5 years, I have used many types of tweezers (usually around $10). This pair of tweezers is so much better and definitely worth the money.A few days ago, I finally got fed up with having to dig out the short eyebrow hairs and being unable to grasp the fine hairs at all.I decided to invest in a nice pair of tweezers for the first time. I will NEVER GO BACK!!! These are magical!!!I felt no pain when removing multiple little hairs at once. (I didn't even notice I grabbed them until I saw them on the tweezers!)And, yes, I said MULTIPLE hairs. It only took me a couple minutes to do my eyebrows, whereas it usually takes me 5-10 minutes.My eyebrows haven't looked this good since I got them waxed 7 years ago. (Every time since then, waxing has caused breakouts, so I now rely on tweezers and my mediocre tweezing skills.)I'm tempted to buy another pair of these, and the mini version, but that would be an expensive tweezer-buying-splurge!