TweezermanExclusive Tea Rose Petite Tweeze SetClimatePartner certified

My favorite tweezers- nice and sharp. The case makes them easily portable.

There is no higher quality tweezer than from tweezer man. I’ve tried many less expensive tweezers that don’t grab hair as well and always end up back at tweezer man. I bought a small set for my purse a few months ago, and after losing my larger tweezerman set, I ordered this pink set for my make-up bag. Both tweezers are effective, though I can’t be without the slanted tweezer. The leather pouch is key so I don’t stick myself when reaching into my bag and I love the color!

I like the tweezerman brand, but my second set was getting old and I had stepped on one of them when it fell onto the floor. Oops!So I bought these. It's easy to keep the plastic tips in the pouch, and these grab even the shortest hairs. The sharp ones will be great should I ever get a splinter in future. Once upon a time I purchased a REALLY expensive pair of tweezers at an unnamed beauty supply store, then promptly lost them. I replaced them with this brand, and I'm extremely happy with my choice.As you can see, this keeps the tweezers contained, so they can't just slide out and go for a stroll like others have done in the past.If I have a complaint, it's this: I'd rather have the extreme slant tip like my old ones, I like the precision it gives.And yes, I keep my oldies around just in case. Doesn't everyone?

Super sharp, great plucking item.

My new favorite tweezers! I was happy with my old tweezers but wanted the slimmer one for smaller hairs. Not to be dramatic but changed the way I pluck my eyebrows. I never miss or grab the wrong hair anymore. I will never go back!

Sharp. Grabs hairs well.

I’m hitting an age where my already-hairy lips and chin require a whole lot of keeping up with.My problem, however, is that I have fine hairs. A portion of them are now growing in thicker (but still not coarse enough or uni-directional enough for wax removal), and another portion are growing in more and more places but very fine (whisker-y in appearance but still too fine for most tweezers to grasp).Regular slant tweezers can grasp few of either variety. Extra-fine point medical splinter tweezers can get the finest ones with many tries before a lit mirror and with considerable difficulty (even though precise, they have poor grasp), but most of the time they’ll grab onto an empty follicle and leave a bleeding sore.For a while I had lucked out with a pair of fine point tweezers that could handle most of my hairs, but after a while they grew too blunt. And that brand is no longer for sale.I remembered that I had a pair of slanted tweezermans that had been pretty good at getting my coarser (but still not thick) hairs thanks to a ridged point. Those had only been retired once I had so many very fine (yet still whisker-y) hairs grow in. So I looked for a tweezerman set with both fine point and slant tweezers to see if, between the two tweezer styles, I could better tackle my various hairs again. This set seems to be a winner. And due to the odd and hard to grasp circumferences of my facial hairs, investing in some sets from this brand will be worth it.I like that I can pull out a slanted pair for blind tweezing of coarser hairs and then do a more thorough fine point tweezing with a magnified and lit mirror.I will say that my old slanted petite tweezerman seems to be a better quality than the current slanted tweezerman—with more attention to detail including ridging on the hand grip where there’s now just a brand name. But as long as it works….The case is invaluable, especially to keep the pointed tweezers from losing their precision. I don’t understand why the tweezerman mini sets are only sold without a case. At least we can get the petites.

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