Small Facial Hair Scissors

These appear very similar in both quality and look, to surgical-grade scissors I used when in the military. While small in size, they fit my thumb and finger with room to spare. The are very sharp and I needed an instrument to cut our designs and letters from thin plastic and epoxy casting. They work very nicely and after several hours of use, they are maintaining their sharpness.

They're sharp, well-made, effective and over their "lifetime," they will be extremely cost effective.

I've been looking for scissors that wouldn't break the bank, but weren't dull. These were actually cheaper then a lot of the ones I checked out, but they had solid reviews and now I know why. You can see the tip is sharp, and they feel nice. The resistance could be better but they cut very easily. Caution: the tip is SUPER sharp, so if you're looking for nose trimming hair scissors then they might not be the ones for you. I used it for that, but I was very careful, and went slow. Holes are big enough for my fingers, and it's not like you use them for hours, so they get the job done. The look is obviously vintage which just a plus.

havent tried them yet but they feel sharp haha

I knew this would happen. I purchased a pair of these in 2020 during the pandemic and couldn't get in for a haircut. I needed something to at least trim the bangs that were getting annoyingly long. The pandemic eventually ended, and we could get back into the salons. But these little scissors were still handy to have. But a few months ago, they disappeared. I blame DH - he has a tendency to not put things back where he got them from. I figured they'd turn up eventually. Nope. Weeks went by, and I really missed having them. So I bit the bullet and ordered another pair. And doncha know, the first pair turned up - back in the medicine cabinet. Oh, well.

Got these to do a little brush clearing before my last man scaping project and figured they'd come in handy as travel nose hair trimmers after the yardwork was complete. Let me just say, heck no. To both. I get it now, but I've never been one to learn from the mistakes of others. The skin in these areas is extremely sensitive and these precision scissors do not take into account that, although I have a medium/high pain tolerance level, I can still be brought to my knees by a tiny, pointy piece of metal. Or be sent into a 5-minute long sneezing tantrum. Nope. These scissors are best used for arts and crafts. Or the removal of stitches. Surgery, perhaps. But I'd numb up first. They'll get ya. 5 stars.

Very good for detail snips. Be careful using scissors on facial area due to its very sharp points.

Nice and sharp use for hair thinning