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Everyone seems to rant and rave about Tweezerman tweezers. Well, I got a set of Tweezerman tweezers and I was very disappointed, especially given their high rating. I then ordered Tweezer Guru tweezers which were much cheaper BUT in my opinion, much better tweezers! Get the Tweezer Guru tweezers!
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These tweezers are pretty pricey; they do work reasonably well, but they don't pull out very fine hairs. My other problem with them is there is not much of a gap between the two ends of the tweezers ( I have a different brand that has double the gap amount). They do appear to be well made and not cheap.
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These are the best made tweezers. Back in the day, good tweezers came from Italy, and they were top quality. Not anymore. Now greedy corporations get them made cheaper elsewhere, and they usually aren't any good. You want tweezers that aren't stiff, and with tips which perfectly match. This is where other tweezers fall short. Don't even consider buying the Chinese junk from Revlon. I don't know where tweezerguru are made, but they do an excellent job. I highly recommend them. Note that these were available from another online outlet for less than $7 for black, and under $9 for pink or blue. Now they're all just under $10.
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These tweezers simply do not grip fine hairs. I have an older pair of Tweezermans and they are excellent. These just are not the same quality. I was very disappointed.
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I’ve been using Rubis tweezers and they are $45 so I decided to try these cheaper alternatives and I’m glad I did! These tweezers have nice grabbing ability
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