Tweezerman No Slip Skin Care Tool

This is an excellent tool that needed replacement after about 8 years. That’s pretty amazing durability for the simple action of pressing on a wire loop. Stick with Tweezerman, yes, more expensive but the cheapies are worthless...they bend and break off.

There seem to be a lot of fakes going around, but by any measure, this seemed legit to me and my wife. We've had it for a few months and have been happy with it so far. It's able to fix a few "blemishes" we couldn't fix without it.Pros:- ACTUALLY a Tweezerman- Durable quality- Comfortable grip- Works in hard-to-reach placesCons:- Won't satisfy your eternal craving for perfect skin

As someone who cant leave a blemish alone, this is both a godsend, and grossly satifying. I had a cheap one from marshalls before this and it broke after a month, but this one is holdin up like a charm

This is my second one of these and I wouldn't want to live without it. I have small pores, so I'm more prone to having blackheads and this makes it SO much easier to take care of it as well as pimples. You definitely have to get the hang of it, but it's really easy to look up instructional videos. I just hate that I lived so long without it. I've tried other brands, but Tweezerman is hands down the best.

Somewhere I saw a reference to this tool about the time I somehow got a blackhead inside my ear. It was just the right tool for the problem, but after I discovered a similar one on my cheek later, I found it was less effective. Part of the problem is, I suspect, that my skin is not as firm as it was once. The tool itself is simple but well-made like everything I've ever bought from Tweezerman.

Best one I’ve found. I actually got this in my AVEDA school kit and after 3 years it broke. I tried other brands and quality sucked. Highly recommend this brand/tool.

While I believe that Tweezerman is top-of-the-line when it comes to beauty tools, I can't say that I completely approve of this particular item. Yes - it is well made, sturdy, and the best-made one in this particular category I suppose, but I don't believe it is effective or even beneficial. I know how to use this type of tool to extract blackheads, and clear pores, and it actually damaged my skin more than it helped. When pressing down and/or using any type of pressure/sliding motion, the metal was too harsh on my skin and injured it. Not every single area was damaged, but I had a lot of red marks from what I believe was the roughness of the metal loops. I consider myself someone who spends a great deal of money on her skin care... someone who will spend what is necessary to have the best of the best while also being practical and not getting sucked in or going overboard. Whether that's a procedure in a doctor's office, a $200 skin cream, a $5 cetaphil moisturizer, wearing neutrogena sunblock daily, using chanel foundation, or being sure to extract blackheads the CORRECT way (with a tool like this). Point is, I use exactly what I should and spend a great deal of time researching what is the correct tool or product to use, and I just don't know that this is it. Someone with sensitive skin should definitely NOT use this, but maybe this would work well for someone with more durable/thicker skin. Or perhaps make sure you PREP your skin extra well so you dont have to push as hard and so pore contents will be extracted easier. Thanks!

I love my tweezerman stainless steel nifty little pimple picker. I looked around before I purchased and this was the best deal for the same tool places had elsewhere. For cheaper. It does the job and if you google on YouTube there are a ton of homeade reviews to watch on how to use it correctly without hurting your skin. Because there is a right way and a wrong way!!! Also I've had this for almost 2 years I think it is and it's still exactly like new.