What a nipper should be. Sharp but not dangerous.

I've been a manicurist for over 25 years and remember the days when you spent good money on nippers, and the quality was always there. I've used Antoine Cobalt ( $54) , Mehaz ( $38) and more recently Tweezerman ($32) , and have been disappointed in the latter two for several years now. You see, it's never certain that the nipper will be sharp and smooth right out of the package. Sometimes they are good, and sometimes not. It's a gamble. When I get a bad pair, it infuriates me, as I feel like I have thrown my money down the drain. Yes, these companies have lifetime warranties, but they never stay sharp long after they have been sharpened, and why should I be inconvenienced when I paid full price for an item that should have been sharp to begin with? Well, I decided to take a gamble ( with much less at stake) and proceeded to order two less expensive nippers on Amazon, one being the Nghia D-3 nipper, and was so delighted when I took that first clip of my cuticle. The nipper was sharp and had a great feel to it. I was so happy, that I immediately clicked the "buy again " button. My only concern is that the nipper will sell out because of my good review. FYI, the other nipper I ordered in the same price point wasn't great, but it was worth it to have found this nipper.

Amazing clippers, great for the price! Definitely recommend

I love this item,works good for me

Wow, these are the best cuticle nippers I've ever purchased - and the sharpest! I read all the reviews so I knew they'd be sharp but I didn't realize how sharp they actually would be, which is perfect because now I don't have to worry when my daughter and I are giving each other manicures. The price was great too!