Body Toolz Facial Skin Care Set 4000,4020,4030

I like this skin tool kit, especially for the blackhead extractor it works perfectly and doesn't leave red marks for days (maybe 1 day or 1 1/2 which is less than using my fingers to squeeze them out). The scalpel tool , or the pointy one, not sure what to call it, is sharp enough to easily break the skin. I did not find any use of the other tool heads though, (I tried them for popping zits but it didn't work) but I only bought it for the two I mentioned anyways so I'm happy with this purchase. Also, the heads will screw off and you can reverse them to screw back into the handle tube so they can be stores properly, which I thought was a very nice touch.

Only one of these tools I truly love and use. It's the one pictured in the middle. That one is perfect for extracting black heads. It has just the right size hole to fit over blackheads and it puts firm pressure all the way around to get out easier. The lancet on the end is not very sharp, so I don't use it. The one with two spoons on either end was useless for me. The side with all the holes didn't do anything nor did the one hole side. Just put that one in my recycle bin. The loop tool was not good for blemishes either. I just use it to clean under my nails. So I would recommend it just for the one tool. I've looked in almost every beauty supply store and all over amazon for a good tool for blackheads and this one was awesome!

I bought these for the blackheads on my nose and chin. It does work, but it is such a pain-at least for me-to sanitize them every time I want to use them (don't want to get an infection) and I find that it takes me longer to pop out blackhead. If you are very good at using these tools, then I think they are very durable and this pack had a great assortment of different "pimple" tools. On a side note: my son gets a large build up of wax in his ears-to the point I was taking him to the doctor to remove it every 3 months-I was a bit nervous doing it myself. After watching the doc do it, I decided to do it myself at home (saves a lot in doctors' bills). After my son gets out of shower, and ear wax is nice and soft, I use the tool with the open, hooked end. It gets the ear wax out great and I feel safe using it because the part that you hold is rough, so it won't slip, and the metal is medical grade and very smooth. Of course, if you are going to use this for ear wax, please confer with a doctor first. You can damage someones ears if not done properly.

Just for the pimple popper alone, the looped tool this is an easy 10/10. The other tools are just bonus. I've had these for over 9 years now and they are just as good as the day I got them, and that is with intensive use for not just medical but industrial uses as well. Great tools, great price, great quality.

Helpful for those skin extractions you need to do instead of squeezing your face.

One tools has two tools that store inside the tool. One is is a elongated pyramid shaped tool. It was poorly finished and i do not think I will be able to polish it and the point is outright dangerous to use. A simple sewing needle touched to some ethanol to prick a whitehead in the center would be safer and more easily managed. You do not prick blackheads which are black but the black color is not dirt as most peope think. The oil becomes black when it is exposed to the air and appears black. You remove these with a tool that has a tiny hole in it and if it will not easily come out do not keep applying pressure. Soften your skin first with a hot wet towel and or a hot shower. After removing any blackheads use something like alcohol to kill any bacteria that could enter the pore you just removed a blackhead from. Then wash your face with a soap like safeguard or Dove and blot dry, Never vigorously rub your facial skin. Some whiteheads are extremely difficult to remove. so do not force it. They seem to be like a white "cyst" under your top layer of skin. It goes without saying but here it is anyway. Never squeeze a pimple. All you do is spread the pus deeper into your skin and make a real infection and probably create a scarring effect. To do anything safely you need your own tools and a bottle of isopropal or ethanol (which is difficult to find), and a bag of cotton balls. a fresh bar of mild soap to wash up before and after. A few new clean white hand towels and a few new clean white wash cloths and perhaps a tube of "Neosporin" triple antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. Do not loan tools out to anyone. You can use a clam shell eyeglass case to store all your blackhead and whitehead removal tools.

the "Body Toolz Facial Skin Care Set" item package, it looks like it was opened and it had some of the items displayed in the image missing. Had a total of 6 in the image display but it gave me 2 and 1 incomplete one. I don't know if it was Amazon's fault or the person who gave it to them.. I'm thinking it's the people who made the items since all these reviews are giving the bad feedback, Be lucky people you got all the tools (that you don't know how to use lol) when they gave me only 2 and a 3rd one without the lace or anything on it.. Literally. I haven't used it yet but just putting that out there, you could probably search at Walgreens or somewhere to get these products altogether for probably cheaper. You ATLEAST SEE what you're buying there. I don't know how to upload the images so I did it this way - [...]

I have had this kit for several years now and it's still in great shape. I have been very pleased with how well it has held up to countless uses.