Seki Edge Stainless Steel Nostril Scissors (SS-908) - Safety Grooming Scissors with Round Blunt Tips for Trimming Nose Hair & Other Facial Hair for Men & Women - Made in Japan

Ok, these are the most expensive scissors I've ever bought in my entire life. But, they're super sturdy and super safe for any trimming of facial hair or peeling, flakey skin. They're also really comfortable to hold and use. I purchased these to trim sin that was peeling and flaking from a facial mask/peel and I also plan to use them to trim false lashes. Yes, they were expensive - but they'll probably last an entire lifetime. And, for trimming sensitive, delicate areas (like facial hair or skin), a solid, safe pair of scissors are probably worth it.

I have never owned a better pair of grooming scissors before. I have spent a lot more money and received a lot less quality. I purchased nail clippers as well. I am very impressed with how well this product brand performs. One snip of the scissors and you will be hooked. At the time of writing this review I have been using them for a month and every time I use them I am more impressed.

I bought these as a back-up pair for my Rubis scissors, which cost about 50% more than these do. These are not as good as the Rubis scissors, but are worth it for the lower price, & they do a very good job. The differences are: 1) the Rubis blades are sharper; the Seki blades are fairly sharp, just not as sharp. 2) I have medium sized fingers, but the finger holes for the Seki are a bit too small, especially for my thumb; the Rubis has much larger & more comfortable finger openings; if the openings in the Seki are too small for you, you can take out the rubber inserts, which is what I did, & they fit fine now. 3) the Seki blade tips are quite a bit thicker than the Rubis blade tips, which means that you can't get as close to your skin with the Sekis, which in turn means that your hair won't be clipped as closely; again, the Seki does a good job with this, just not as good as the Rubis. 4) although the Rubis scissors are a little smaller in width & length, they are actually 16% heavier, indicating a more solid steel construction. If you want the best scissors & can afford them, try the Rubis. If you want a good to very good pair of scissors for less money, the Seki will do just fine.

So well made. They will surely last a long time. Very nice personal scissors. Exactly what I was looking for.

I did a lot of research prior to purchase. I finally made a decision and purchased, and i am not disappointed. It does NOT feel flimsy nor light weight as the pictures might suggest. It is also pretty sharp - it will cut hair even at the tip of the scissor. I am wanting to purchase another one, but waiting for it to go on sale again. When I purchased my first one, soon after, they went on sale!

Okay, as we age the hair quits growing in the right places and really shows up in places where you really don't want it to. This is a great little tool to cut nose hairs. It is well made and sharp. It works very well. Most importantly is that it is shaped, the blades are small/compact so that you can get in there and cut hairs without the blade interfering with your ability to see the hair you are cutting (sounds gross does't it!). I have tried other brands and the ends of their scissors are often large or have a shape that doesn't work well. I have a one for home and one for my travel kit. Got rid of all the others. Works well.

The finger holes are far too small for my fingers.Only my pinky will fit.So I removed the plastic ring around the hole and then my fingers STILL didn't fit.And worse, the scissors are poor quality.Good scissors you hear the blades slice across each other.These blades just barely touch.Just poor quality now on their way to the land fill....

Although I agree with the multiple excellent reviews, the hinge screw/pin holding the two blades together loosened up after a year and can't be re-tightened. The two blades no longer touch.