Manicare - Flat Tweezers

These tweezers were comfortable to use. The flat tip enabled solid control to pinch the smallest hairs. They did the trick and I am happier with these than other brands that were somewhat flimsy. Would recommend

I like that the tweezers are flat as I find that they are better as gripping the odd stray hair. And as I shake a lot, it makes it a lot easier than using the slanted type

Very good nice and sleek and does the job. cheap and reliable. Use it all the time for eyebrows

I like the design thats why bought it. I havent used it yet and it still sit in my drawer.

Awesome

I bought this about 6 months ago and it is my go to product. I have not gone anywhere to get my eyebrows done because with these, I can do them at home! They’re handy to travel around with me and they’re very precise. Will not be buying any other brand of tweezers!!

Good basic tweezers

These are good and basic tweezers. They seem to be able to grab the eyebrow hair very well and just do that job, no problems.

Not precise enough for facial hair

I am a big Manicare fan. However, these and other tweezers aren't the best. Currently I use a different model by them which have slanted tips, being pink in colour with slots in the handle. The pincers are more precise in grabbing and latching onto individual hairs, including those growing out as stubble. This model is more blunt. It may be suited to some applications including where it is easier or desirable that the pincer edge is parallel with the surface. Manicare tweezers usually are better quality than cheaper run of the mill alternatives. Chemist Warehouse has a good range.

Not straight

Werent exactly flat, they were curved in which made it a little more difficult for what I wanted to use them for.

good quality steel

good quality steel, not as soft as others i have used. i recommend this

precision

It's really hard to get tweezers where the faces actually touch across the whole area. We had a pair of German-made tweezers years ago but lost them. These are a worthy replacement! Could someone let me know in which country these were designed, in which they were manufactured, and which country is home to the firm that controlled the manufacture? Happy days.