Truyu Tweezer Kit

Love these set of small and larger tweezers. They were easy and comfortable to hold and use. They removed the unwanted hair on my face first attempt of plucking. Great value and work better than the dearer set I bought earlier. Would definitely recommend these.nm

I have tried absolutely loads of tweezers after losing my best ones and these by far are the best so much so I have purchased a second pair in case I lose them . 100% recommended.

At times very difficult to remove finer brow hairs, grip is not particularly good. I like the sizes of the set but wouldn’t repurchase. It takes me a long time to remove and pluck the finer hairs.

I love the mini tweezer and they both tweezer out hairs very well!

I needed some new tweezers and had first bought a cheap pair elsewhere that proved ineffective, so was a bit wary of trying something else so cheap, but based on the reviews, I went for these, and am very happy I did. The larger tweezers are easy to use, and completely effective. The small pair are a little awkward just because of their size, but work well too, and will be handy to keep in my handbag. Definitely recommended.

I’ve tried so many different tweezers over the years and they’ve all been rubbish. These tweezers get the hair the first time, grip it properly, and get it out. I’m so glad I took the chance on another pair and found some reliable ones.

Very disappointed. No grip. Doesn’t do the job.

These appear the same as the QVS brand they show (I believe Truyu took over QVS), and are supposedly the same product with a name change only. Only my goodness are they not the same. I've used my QVS brand for 15 years more or less daily and have literally worn the tips down - they are no longer thick enough to be able to apply the pressure needed to pull out thicker, hard to pull hairs. Therefore I still have them and can compare the two – and these are clearly not the same quality. The metal is now thinner, the flat gripping-area at the end of the shafts do not fit together precisely enough to grab tiny, thin hairs, and the greater pressure needed on the shafts in order to pull the thick, strongly rooted hairs, bends the weak shafts in the middle and creates a pivot point on the rear of the flat area at the tip. Viewed from the side, when holding the end with the right hand and looking at the tip at the other end, it looks a little like the 'greater than' (>) symbol instead of them meeting perfectly parallel (=), surfaces touching as they are supposed to.