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I can definitely understand the attraction of a luxury version of regular nail clippers. But my problem with nail clippers isn't generally the quality, it's jus
by mjb 4y ago
I can definitely understand the attraction of a luxury version of regular nail clippers. But my problem with nail clippers isn't generally the quality, it's just the overall design. In my mind, "flush cutters" made for electronics are a much better design for nail cutting than traditional nail clippers.
If you really want to go extreme, you can buy a little stone or diamond lap and hit the edges from time to time to keep them super sharp.
- alanbernstein 4y agoI agree, I never use the normal style. Check out Tweezerman cuticle nippers. They're more versatile, and they work better for nails IMO. These are the real "luxury" nail clippers. Of course, nails generally want to have a curved shape, so a straight blade isn't the ideal match for that. I bevel corners two or three times to "round" them.
- solarmist 4y agoThat’s what nice manicure sets have in them too. That said I still start with decent clippers then switch. https://www.amazon.com/Wusthof-Stainless-Steel-Piece-Manicure/dp/B00611R0JQ https://www.amazon.com/Wusthof-Stainless-Steel-Piece-Manicur...