Tweezerman Pore Prep Tool

I love this tool. It is great for removing sebaceous filaments on my chin and around my nose. It's super satisfying to use it after a hot shower when my pores are open.The metal is thick and sturdy too, I think it works better than other tools that are thin/flatter metal.

I am an esthetician and do black head removal everyday. I used to use tiny loop tools but this is way better to remove black head. Highly recommend.

LOOOOOOVE this tool!!!!It says to use no more then once every 5 days and with good reason. It scarps a layer of skin off and doing it to much will cause problems. It's not sharp though.My face actually had a detox icky feel...not my skin, my face. Anyway that only happened once.Don't expect much from the first use. The skin's pores need to "adjust" to it. I got a lot more blackheads cleared after the first use.It is also great for blemishes. Use a finger on once side and this on the other. Pops it with very little skin damage ( as long as you don't over do it) This can take scabs and top skin ( over a blemish) off so be carful .

Tweezerman never lets me down due to its high quality and warranty. Two sides allows to use on different areas of the face. The curve is good for certain positions but will not replace a flat bed tool for extraction purposes. It’s always good to have the right tool for the right job and this does the job.

This works as stated. It's a good quality product, though a little pricey. This works for my husband, but I find even the small side a little too large to use around my nose. I have to do a lot of manipulating to get it to work in tight spots and I press too hard and leave marks.PROS: works as expected. Easy to disinfect.CONS: may be too large for a smaller face.

I've struggled with small, clogged pores in my chin forever. I've tried clearing them manually, creams, professional skin treatments, strips, you name it. Nothing, I mean NOTHING, works like this thing.That area of my face is really sensitive and can break out easily if I try clearing my pores myself, but not with this. It's insane how much stuff it pulls out. It's a little red just after I do it, but looks fine an hour or so later and never causes my skin to flare up. I'm in love with this thing!

Tweezerman makes great tools.

I have very active skin with pores that clog almost daily. Normally, I'd use the edge of a regular pair of tweezers to depress the skin next to a clogged pore to extract the hardened oil. It works well but it takes a lot of time because I have to do each individual pore. If you use that technique, this tool will cut your time in half or more. If you use this to press on the skin and drag this along, you will get the same results although without the neat individual pore extraction (which can be so satisfying). The edges of these spatulas can be used to individual pores or small corners. The skin around my nose has not been this clear in forever. I can quickly clean the pores out and immediately use a product designed to clear pores.I will say that I was concerned that the dragging motion was removing a thin layer of skin in the process, but I'm less red afterwards compared to my old method, so I guess it's a tradeoff. I also don't breakout after using this. Paying about $10 for something like this also seems like a much wiser investment than some of the electronic devices out there that may or may not work.It's probably true that a lot of professionals would say this is too rough and should only be used occasionally, but if you have skin like mine that clogs aggressively, gentle isn't going to work - we have to choose our poison. I personally think this is more thorough, gentle, and fast than the extractions I've had during facials in spa settings where the person is just using their hands to go at my skin.