TweezermanReviews of tweezerman.com

I am a repeat customer however, lately I have found the tweezers are dull and or loose their sharpness often. I just returned my last purchase for the same reason . The quality has gone way down. I will find a better quality product .

Bought a two pack for $30 and within 3 months the slant nosed tweezers already broke in half. Way to expensive. Lesson learned. Don't waste your money!

When I bought my first pair of the 'Tweezerman' full size stainless steel slant tweezers in the later 1990s from Myers in Australia, I was very impressed with the quality, ease, profiency and precision of using them. I noticed that these specific tweezers were made in India. I was so impressed, that it seemed they were too good to be true. And, these tweezers prevailed over the years still maintaining a high benchmark which I expect any tweezers that I own to live up to. Then, one day, I somehow lost this first Tweezerman. I reverted back to my Revlon tweezers which did not meet the benchmark. Then, about three or seven years later I decided to buy another pair of Tweezerman slanted tweezers for $33, but to my disappointment they failed to impress. These tweezers still appeared to look solid and well made, but the precision was no longer there. I could not grab each hair and it turned into a game of hit or miss. The sharp tweezers also caused scarring on my face after each use. Specifically, I noticed that the way these tweezers were sharpened were not the same when compared to my original Tweezerman made in India. I could see that the grooves on the inner side of the tweezer tips did not seem to be as deep and numerous, so would not be as effective at tightly gripping each hair. My original Tweezerman tweezers gripping tips had deeper grooves and numerous sharpened cut lines which appeared like a vibrant prism. That is why the precision was so great! Each hair was grabbed quickly and precisely. Each hair would slide out effortlessly without causing any scarring like magic. Then some years later, I bought my third pair which again failed to impress. And, I am not sure why I did not complain about the two or three tweezers and and return them back to the store. A waste of money and I was permanently put off. Today, I am considering sending my Tweezermans to the US for possible sharpening. I wonder if they can correct the major flaw. The key is in the specific skill of sharpening and know how. I wonder if I will ever find another???

In the past I found it was impossible to get any proper customer service after sending tweezers from the UK for resharpening. I had to follow up for months before my tweezers were returned - well after the anticipated date. My experience was so bad that I now just buy a new pair as it is cheaper than going through the process of paying for the postage and waiting for a minimum of 3 to 4 months for your tweezers to be returned. I do not recommend Tweezerman and have negative feelings about the way it operates - mainly due to the fact that it does not value its customers and the woeful service it provides. .

I paid extra for the lash curlers that came with a pointless eyelash comb because I loved the blue colour. However the colour just flaked off, showing the silver underneath. I contact Tweezerman and received no response. Despite their scruffiness, the curlers still work beautifully.

.I can't use the tweazers they are so so sharp they hurt my face.

Poor quality, i bought the black clippers and also the stainless steel clippers.They are both horrible.They slide off the nail, opening is too small to grip the nail, etc. Not usable.

They offer “free” sharpening for their tweezers; that may be so however the tweezers have to go to the USA for sharpening at our cost of postage which is circa £16 (out and return)! If you offer “free” sharpening it should be no cost and in the UK if you retail here!