I must have lost my mind when I paid $25 for these. But in my quest to learn to do my eyebrows I realized a good quality tweezer would be a necessity. I didn't realize not all tweezer weren't created equal until not that long ago. All the tweezers I owned came in sets with other average to low quality grooming things.
Isaac Mizrahi claims:
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Then when I was in college my mom bought a pair of Revlon tweezers that were AMAZING. So I went to Ulta and bought what I thought were the same ones. Hers were Stainless, mine were expert. And they sucked.
But I kept trying to use them until I decided I wanted to buy some good (and cute) tweezers. Don't ask me why they needed to be cute...I don't really know.
I had heard a million raves for the Tweezerman ones-so I decided that's what I would get. The only thing is I don't like most of the styles. The fruit ones are-LAME. And the solid colors don't appeal to me. So I saw these- and I liked the design. So I ordered them when I bought a bunch of other stuff from Macys.
So they came. I used them. I thought they were OK.
A couple months later I like them a lot better- I guess there was a learning curve. It grabs onto hairs pretty well which is good. I'm not a tweezing beast yet though.
Even though I like them better I still think those Revlon tweezers beat these. And the price on those are at a much better price point.
I heard it through the grapevine though that Tweezerman used to be better quality but like most companies the quality has been declining while the prices have increased. That seems to be the bottom line of most companies though.
I like them-but I don't think they are worth the price.
Oh but check out my brows...they look pretty good right now! I've been trying to keep them in shape and figure out how to fill mine in without looking crazy... There are a couple strays but I'm not a perfectionist. So it doesn't bother me.
What are your favorite tweezers? Have any tweezing tips?
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