Sally Hansen Clip 'n Catch Control Grip Nail Clipper

Great pair of nail clippers from Sally Hansen. I love how you can go from finger to finger and keep clipping because it catches all of the clippings for you. They are sturdy and durable. I would definitely purchase another pair I would also recommend Sally Hansen Clip ‘n Catch.

This is my one and only favorite nail clip that I use. I have tried many brands, but this one is my favorite. What makes it different from others is that this one actually is food for both my finger nails and my toe nails

I don’t know about all people but I’m a complete freak when it comes to clipping my toe nails. I usually go way too deep and end up taking off way too much and then end up crying and bleeding because my toe is now gushing, it’s happened too many times for me to count. For one reason or another, I don’t have that problem with these clippers. The best part: no flying nails, there’s a little almost “storage†if you will that catches those pesky “flyers†and traps them so that you may safely and sanitarily throw out clipped nails.

These are great. Clipping your nails has this weird stigma around it if you wanna do it somewhere comfortable like your couch. Even if you do it in the bathroom you still have to clean up the floor afterwards or try to catch the clippings in your hand and you go.. boooo urns! These eliminate the need to hide away while you clip. They don’t ALWAYS catch your clippings but usually they do. The bottom can be a little tricky to get off but that just means it’s doing a good job of keeping those nasty bits tucked away until you’re ready to throw them out! They’re only a buck or two more than regular clippers and they pack a priceless punch in the convenience department. 10/10 would buy again and would recommend!

I bought this nail clipper at a drug store a year or two ago, just because it was the only one they had in the store and it became my favorite nail clipper I've ever had. I recently lost it and was glad to find it available on Amazon. The one that came in the mail is the same as the one I had. The features I like are the handle with the nice wide grip. But the best part is the cut. I love how it cuts my nails- a very clean and smooth cut and it cuts easily because the clippers are sharp. I don't really use the "Catch". It doesn't work 100% unless you are very careful not to tilt the clipper, so I just clip over a garbage can. That's not what I bought it for in the first place so it doesn't bother me.

These are honestly some of the best nail clippers I have ever used before. They provide I great length.. Because you know how sometimes you go to clip your thumb nail, but the clipper may not be long enough so then you have to do a double clip which creates the WORST hangnail EVER, SUPER ANNOYING! These things make sure you never get that hang nail, and also are not too long to where you are chopping away at your skin. The perfect length, size of handle for grip, and extremely durable for stronger nails too as well as wear and tear of being tossed around in a junky make up bag. * Trust me I know we have all been there. Lol

Sally Hansen; great brand! *MY #1 GO TO BRAND*One of my top few I would wear DAILY! Prices is pretty affordable; can get the products in-store or online!! Personally I like to go in the store and see what they all have.

These have been the best clippers I’ve ever purchased. TBH I never realized the white clipper part was to catch the clippings I just thought it was a safe guard? But I have had these for several years and they’ve never failed me yet.

Generally, I love Sally Hansen nail clippers. I do not really like this one very much at all. Firstly, I find that it does not catch all that many clips. Secondly, when I push the little clip catcher to the front of the clipper so that it will catch the clippings (maybe), the clippers lose a lot of depth. The space a clipper opens and closes to clip a nail is greatly diminished. I also find the little bin to be a bit of a blind spot. A few weeks ago, I was clipping my toenails. The bin actually got into my line of site, and instead of trimming my nail, it cut my skin causing a lot of bleeding (toes do bleed a lot more than one would think to be possible). For a moment, I feared that I might need a stitch or two. I am so happy that was not the case. I did have a bit ... MoreGenerally, I love Sally Hansen nail clippers. I do not really like this one very much at all. Firstly, I find that it does not catch all that many clips. Secondly, when I push the little clip catcher to the front of the clipper so that it will catch the clippings (maybe), the clippers lose a lot of depth. The space a clipper opens and closes to clip a nail is greatly diminished. I also find the little bin to be a bit of a blind spot. A few weeks ago, I was clipping my toenails. The bin actually got into my line of site, and instead of trimming my nail, it cut my skin causing a lot of bleeding (toes do bleed a lot more than one would think to be possible). For a moment, I feared that I might need a stitch or two. I am so happy that was not the case. I did have a bit of pain for a week or more when wearing shoes. Skin in that area takes so long to heal. This product does not have the nail file with the curved end that I usually use to push down my cuticles. I have several other products to use for that purpose, but that all-in-one feature was quite convenient and nice. I will continue to purchase Sally Hansen products. I love the Hard as Nails products, the nail polish, nail files, etc., but I have tossed that clipper and went back to the basic, practical clipper. One more thing before I finish this review. Short of soaking this product in a bowl of alcohol, this product proves to be tricky to clean. Ciao all and blessings to you all!!

I have average sized hands for a woman, maybe even a little smaller, and I purchased these clippers. I noticed when I'd clip my entire thumb nail, it doesn't go inside the catcher part, but the other smaller length nails do. No biggie, but it sort of defeats the purpose if all sizes don't get caught in the catcher, imo.