Diamond Tip Tweezer

These are tweezers with a firm grip. They are sharp, have a nice slant, and they make it easy to remove those pesky chin hairs that I can feel but can barely see. I also use them on my eyebrows to remove stray hairs. They are expensive but they work well.

Although very expensive, they are so precise. Far superior to the average tweezer tool.

These tweezers are expensive but WORTH Every penny! Here’s why. They are able to pull out the shortest and/or finest and/or thin baby hair without breaking the hair. I had my last pair of tweezers for 20 years. Nobody in the house allowed to touch them! I lost them when I went on vacation. I spent about the next six months looking for another pair of tweezers. I bought every brand in the store, they either were to round and did not grasp short hairs, or they broke off hair, they just did not work. These tweezers however will extract the shortest stubble, or pull out the thinnest finest hair. This is particularly important for women with facial hair. These tweezers are so precise that if you can feel a hair coming in, but you can’t see it yet these tweezers can pull it out! . If you have a very fine thin strand of hair, These are the tweezers for you. If you have a splinter, these are definitely the tweezers you will want to have in your house.

I prefer my rubis pro-grips over these all day. I have tried many tweezers throughout my career as I use them on a daily basis on clients. I’m always trying new brands. These were not worth my money in my opinion. While they seem well made and aligned, they simply didn’t grab hair. Into the craft cupboard/or first aid kit they go. But most certainly not for designing or shaping eyebrows.

They work really well but just don't keep there tightness and a while some are very short tightness. Have sent older ones out to be sharpened and didn't work very after that either so we keep on getting new ones which last for a while, some longer than other. Just can't talk myself into the really expensive ones. That may or may not last longer.

you know how you pay a WHOLE lot more for an item that is just a little bit better than the rest ... this is one of those times. No doubt the quality is awesome and very lightweight ... but is it worth the price tag?

I bought these 2 years ago. I like how they were when I purchased them, but they have gotten less and less effective. The "diamond finish" they speak of is worn away and they don't have enough strength now to grab hairs. For the price and the claims, I feel like they shouldn't be worn out already. That's my 2 cents.

I am very happy with the Regine Professional diamond slant tweezer. I was reluctant to pay $60 for a single tweezer, but was determined to finally have a good one. I have spent more than $60 over the years on less expensive ones, so I figured… “why not?’ and made this purchase. So very pleased that I did. Other name-brand tweezers I’ve used would just break the hair at the skin and leave the stub, so happy this one does not. This tweezer securely grips the hair and removes it fully on first pull. I don’t have to tweeze as often, as the hair is fully removed. The tips are sharp, so be mindful when using on delicate skin. Highly recommend these - if taken care of I expect these could be the last pair needed (save and use the tip protector sleeve).