Cuticle Nippers C-114-16 (D506 Full Jaw)

I do my own nails and these are hands down the sharpest cuticle clippers I tried, they last a long time. I do have to replace them every once in a while if I accidentally drop them on the tile floor - they might get bent eventually but that's on me! Two important things I'd like to note: 1. if you're new to cuticle clippers and you're cutting hang nails - do not hold them horizontally, hold them at 45 degree angle because the sharp bottom part might cut into your skin below - this is expected but you might not know this if you never used these before. 2. over time the metal curved piece that is on the inside of the handle begins to gets stuck where metal is rubbing against metal to create tension - then put a tiny drop of oil there and it glides like new again.

Nice and sharp cuticle tweezers, they are bigger compared to all tweezers I used previously and it makes the grip very comfortable. To save them from rust I keep them in the plastic pouch they came in. The quality is better than I expected.

This is my absolute favorite brand of nippers. I won't use any other kind of nipper. These are a much sleeker and streamlined design than any other brand I've tried. For some reason, other brands make the head part so bulky. These, however, are more narrow and rounded making quick work out of even the most overgrown cuticles. The blades are V sharp, so be very careful the first month or so of use. Also, try not to drop them cuz once u bend the tip u might as well throw in the trash

I am a guy and I peel my nails. Not a nail biter. I l work with my hands and hate dry, torn, and cracked cuticles. I usually do nail maintenance myself and have bought many pairs of what I thought were expensive clippers in the 30$ range from Walmart, etc. So recently, while waiting near an airport for a delayed flight to come in, my wife wanted to get her nails done. So I was sitting there being quiet and waiting patiently when a hoping lady asked if I wanted a manicure. I said sure since I never had one. Plus I wanted to watch a pro do it and maybe learn something. Well I sure did learn something. While talking to her about good tools she told me about Nghia. She said that she buys them for the whole shop whenever she goes back to Vietnam to visit. She then said that they are only 5$ a pair in nam. But mentioned that she has started seeing them for sale in the USA. So right away I fired up my prime app and found a pair. Ordered them and got them. They are crazy sharp and way better built than a 30$ Revlon set. So if you are in the market for cuticle clippers, here they are. Buy with confidence. This brand is legit. Now I just need to figure out how she polished my nails and had them shining like a mirror

Dulled VERY quickly!! Not sure if they were "real" name brand👎 Rusted in my cleaner. Used for one week which it should last for months