Majestic Bombay Fine Point Tweezers for Women and Men – Splinter Ticks, Facial, Brow and Ingrown Hair Removal–Sharp, Needle Nose, Surgical Tweezers Precision Pluckers best tweezers for chin hair

Very sharp, love them. I have tried several different one's to remove chin hair. Most others break the hair and then I have to go find this set. They even grab extremely small broken hair and pull them out from the root. Buying a extra set for my travel bag. Would have brought more if they was available.

Best tweezers I have found outside of Germany. Very sharp and pointy. Great for precision self surgery

These are super nice tweezers and a great value!

I have ingrown wire beard hairs that unfortunately never seem to go away. These are one of the best brands as far as a sharp (very sharp, be careful) tip with a good grip. They work much better than Tweezerman for me and are a fraction of the price.

I have purchased these multiple times. I always get the set of three because it is by far the best value. Downside of it is that you get one large carrying case that holds all of them versus separate individual ones. And yes – these are so extremely sharp having a protective case really really matters. A lot!I would say the downside is because they are so extremely precisely sharp, and well calibrated, but you have to make sure you don’t drop them even onto a moderately hard surface from a relatively low distance. If those tips hit a floor, sink, or table they will bend and will no longer be functional at all.Don’t drop them! And if you’re prone to things occasionally being dropped or slipping out of your hands, or falling off the bathroom counter, just buy the three pack of them so you have a replacement. They are very sharp and the set of three has been the same price for over four years and it’s an amazing value in my opinion.

I liked these tweezers and they worked well. But after one accidental drop, they bent and no longer worked properly. This was actually my second purchase of them. The same thing happened to the pointed tweezer in the set that came with a regular edge tweezer as well. The regular edge seems to be holding up fine, but I think the metal is too weak for the pointed needle. It’s not durable when you are tweezing and have a tendency to be clumsy and drop things. It only fell about 2.5’ and still bent. I liked them, but am not going to spend money on yet another replacement.

"I never knew tweezers could be this good"That's the title of a review I read about these tweezers 5 years ago when I purchased my first pair. If you happen to come across any of my other reviews you might surmise that I have a thick, lush, and oh so velvity soft manly manly beard.However though the power of my beard is great - slaying several of my rivals and sometimes causing minor volcanic eruptions - it also definitely has a mind of it's own (as all great beards do).As is understood and required for all great beards since the first fish said "F it", grew a beard, drank an entire cask of fish single malt whisky in one sitting (probably fish Lagavulin), and then grew a pair .... of legs and walked out of the ocean like a boss - since that time to this it has been understood that grooming is ESSENTIAL to maintaining a solid beard.Thus it was when I was but a small beardling myself that I quickly discovered my beard had a real propensity to produce really stubborn ingrown hairs. Let me tell you- if gone untreated ingrown hairs can really put a damper on your romantic time with that special someone in your life. It's hard to smooch with that special someone when you have an inflamed red bump on your presumably manly chin. It was a dark time for me and my beard.I got to work to find a solution and went through dozens of different tweezer types to get at these ingrown hairs, but your typical "store-bought" tweezers were flat and dull unable to penetrate the thick brush of my beard let alone tease out the stubborn ingrown hairs. I was getting nowhere and almost at my wits end. I had some ingrown hairs get bad enough that I actually had to have my dermatologist surgically remove them from my face (hey scars add to the manliness - but it seemed like it was unnecessary and excessive - if only I had a tool that could remove my ingrown face hairs before they got that bad).It was looking like my beard might have to go and honestly I was very depressed. I had worked very hard on my beard and I considered us friends. So you might be able to understand my relief when I found these stainless steel precision surgical tweezers. Like those who have come before me have said - I never knew a pair of tweezers could be SO GOOD.After my first order I used these surgical tweezers for 5 years and it was absolutely a game changer. I was able to get the most obstonant of ingrown hairs OUT with relative ease. After 5 years of use my original pair of surgical tweezers starting to get a little dull so I finally caved and ordered this set of 3 which according to my calculations should last me for the next 15 years.How does this company stay in business with such a fine product that lasts so long? I don't know. I like to imagine the CEO is an independently wealthy man with a beard to end all beards and just because he is so manly and his beard is so epic, that he just shares these magnificent tweezers with the world. I imagine the CEO could also be a woman who's father or close family member who's beard tragically died because no good quality tweezers existed at the time. She worked night and day in her beard laboratory until she finally came up with the perfect tweezer system and vowed to fight ingrown hair wherever there were simple or majestic beards in need. I like to think that if the CEO is a woman she has an epic spirit beard. Or maybe its her heart that has an epic beard. I don't know these things I'm not a beard scientist.But if you take anything away form this review - it's that if you have ingrown hairs these are the best tweezers I have ever used... That and if you haven't read this entire review in Ron Swanson's voice you are seriously missing out. Poor yourself a dram of human whisky and do 10 beard push-ups. Then buy these tweezers your beard with thank you for it.