Manicure/Pedicure Sticks

Comments about Tweezerman Manicure/Pedicure Sticks:

These were the only ones they had in the brick and mortar store. They are thick and double ended which is nice, but not worth the money.

Comments about Tweezerman Manicure/Pedicure Sticks:

Loved em! I used them to prep my mains for a gel manicure.

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These sticks are twice as big as the ones availabe in other stores. tHIS MAKES THEM MORE GENTLE ON THE CUTICLE.

Comments about Tweezerman Manicure/Pedicure Sticks:

Back in the day implements of this sort were called "orange sticks", possibly they were made from orange-tree wood then. Tweezerman's, we're told, are birch. Whatever their source, simple wood sticks cut at an angle are still incredibly useful for pushing back cuticles, cleaning under nails, even tidying up fresh polish at the cuticle edge. These are large enough to be easy to handle and hard to misplace. If you do your own mani/pedis and if you like using wood, you'll like these.

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Works much better than a q-tip.

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I like the manicure sticks that have a point on one end better

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Love that these are longer than the older ones. Easier to take care of toenails.

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I bought this product to clean the extra nail polish of the edges of my nail ( I do my own mani/pedis). It didn't work that well and after you use it once you have to throw it away. I got an eyeliner brush from ULTA and like that much better!

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The thickness and sturdiness of these cuticle pushers makes it much easier and quicker to get rid of cuticles. So glad I spent the extra money on these, rather than getting 20 regular/thinner sticks that don't do the job quite as well.