Seki Japan Ear Hair Trimmer, Stainless Steel Clipper Tweezers, Spring Hair Removal Trimming Tool Safe Design

Diese "Feder-Pinzette" funktioniert wirklich ausgezeichnet. Vor allen Dingen ist sie viel einfacher zu benutzen als eine normale Pinzette. Auch ohne Spiegel kann man mit diesem Teil ganz gut arbeiten. Die Verarbeitung ist tadellos. Ich hatte sogar die Kickstarter Kampagne unterstützt. Ein Freund von mir fand diese Pinzette dann so gut, dass ich sie hier nun nochmal für ihn als Geschenk bestellt habe. Der Preis ist nicht ganz günstig aber dennoch ist diese Feder-Pinzette jeden Cent wert.

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This is such a great idea for tweezers. Genius! Basically, it’s just a pair of tweezers but with a spring added between the two parts that pluck hair. The spring makes a huge difference because it helped me to pluck the hairs from my ears without causing any bleeding. I was able to remove all the visible hairs on my ears from the thickest and most stubborn to the very finest hairs. This is one of the greatest tweaked products. I just started using the product and the quality is very good. It’s definitely worth buying.

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My scissors-type hair tweezers finally gave it up: The cheap rivet disintegrated and left behind two useless pieces of metal. Do I go the cheap route and buy more of same? Shopping Amazon for a replacement, I saw this offering. Why should I spend 5-6 times as much for a product that just pulls hair out of various spots on my head? Then I remembered my days working in Sears warehouse and getting an employee discount on Craftsman tools. Others bought tool sets at K-Mart: cheap metal that did the same thing—until disintegrating. They liked their K-Mart tool sets so much they bought them again and again, heh. Meanwhile, my Craftsman tools are still here. Seki hair tweezers have the same quality of materials and construction as those Craftsman tools: you get what you pay for. I like the rounded ends which means these tweezers don’t poke sensitive skin. Lining up the old, tiny tweezer ends to grab an errant hair took many repetitive-strain movements to succeed. The relatively large spring-loaded end allows for greater first-time success, and the spring provides greater grabbing capability than flat tweezer surfaces. These tweezers do more than removing recalcitrant ear hairs that survived a tortuous series of electrolysis. There are a few rebellious beard hairs that exit their follicles and immediately make a 90° turn to lay along the skin, escaping my electric shaver; they lose to these Seki tweezers which also prevent my nose from looking like a two-car garage full of brush. These are likely the last hair tweezers I’ll have to buy, making them an economical investment compared to the hassle and expense of repeatedly buying cheaper products.