Professional Cuticle Scissors Maluk Medium

It is excellent! Trimms off the cuticles really well. Very good quality

I'd been looking for a very sharp, quality pair of scissors for fingernails for over a decade, and had bought several that wound up in the trash - none were very expensive, all proved to be dull, and they did a poor job (here's to you, Revlon). I bought the Maluk "Professional Cuticle Scissors, Large S" awhile ago and they're great! Just what I've been looking for. They are quite sharp (be very careful at first), have narrow blades that are not cumbersome in use, and the scissors seem to be exceptionally high quality. They also have silicon inserts in the handles for more comfort; very few nail scissors have those. The Maluk products aren't inexpensive but I consider them to be a bargain since they work so well.Note: These are sold as "Cuticle Scissors" but I use these for nail trimming, very little for cuticles. I'm a 190 lb guy, not delicate, and for me the scissors are performing well at nail trimming so far.In the reviews I read before my purchase, one complaint was that the marketing listed the Maluk product as being of "Stainless Steel", which anybody would want. But the product did not have stainless steel listed on the actual scissors when they arrived. The disappointed customer wrote that the scissors weren't really SS, or it would have been noted right on the product. That's always listed. I wondered about that, too. The Maluk products are made of "40x13 steel". I researched that, having no idea what it was. Turned out 40x13 steel is high-hardness chromium stainless steel. It's "corrosion-resistant, used in cutting and surgical instruments, springs & bearings, and household appliances". Wow, excellent pedigree. No idea why Maluk didn't list SS on their product; they should have.Last, there were other options for scissors listed on Amazon in the Maluk price range. What swayed me was that these scissors were made in Ukraine. Of all places on Earth, in Ukraine. I bought the scissors and am writing this review in March, 2022. My wife and I have supported the Ukrainians in the Russian invasion of their country, and perhaps in a very small way this purchase will as well. But the Maluk factory is in Kharkiv, Ukraine, which has been largely destroyed by attacks. The scissor factory has probably been demolished. After this ugly war the Maluk business in Kharkiv may return, but I wouldn't bet on it. If you want one of their products you'd better act soon.

I used to think that the thinner the blade and the pointier the tip, the better, but that correlates to a weaker cut. So these scissors are amazing for cutting softer and more precise things like cuticles and fingernails, but I was unable to cut the corners of my toenails with the tip of these scissors. They are just too weak to clamp down hard enough to make the cut. So they are excellent just for their intended use: cutting cuticles and softer nails. But be careful, don’t poke yourself, they are as sharp as a needle!Short summary:- Good quality- Super pointy and sharp, with thin blades, making them great for small precise cutting of cuticles

These are quality forceps for cuticle. I have been looking for a long time. already use 2 years and very happy with the purchase. they are thin and carefully cut the skin and go into hard to reach places that help make manicure more careful and thorough

I actually used these to cut moles. With the curved shape and razor sharp cutting edge, they worked very well. A bit expensive, but...

Perfect!!! The best cuticle scissors I’ve ever used

Very good scissors with very precised sharp edges.

I've used alot of cuticle scissors over the decades. This is the best pair that I've ever used. They're smaller cutting edges work so much better than average size cuticle scissors getting in tighter places and giving you a much more percise cut on your cuticle. They're also a really good pair of nose hair trimmers if you do that too.Very sharp, have a fairly thick plastic zip bag to be kept in, a pull over thick plastic sheath that fits over the blades to protect the blades and from accidently poking yourself.They should last longer than the cheaper brands I've bought before with the quality being way above the $6 to $15 price range of cutical scissors I've purchased most of my life.Hard to believe as a guy I could be raving over a pair of cuticle scissors, but this pair is so much better with its smaller blades, the metal is a better quality than most. I took a chance buying these. I thought they were a little pricey, but...The Term: "You get what you pay for" definitely applies to these cuticle scissors.My wife checked them out, tried them and now she wants them. I told her to go buy her own as these are mine😊