Tweezerman No Slip Skin Care Tool

Very easy to use. Actually works.

Okay, to be fair, I did place a hot washcloth over the blackhead for 5 min first, but then I just put the larger tool end over the spot, wiggled it side to side while lightly pushing down and 2 seconds later, a giant blackhead came right out; my hubby said no pain. I was a little grossed out, but he’s had this on his back for longer than the 4+ years I’ve known him and I was getting concerned. The alternative was having it professionally extracted (for a hefty price, I’m sure!). I went with the brand because the price difference was only a couple bucks and I have other Tweezerman products so I know the quality is good. The generic brands were reviewed as sometimes having sharp edges on the loops; this tool has all rounded edges.NOTE: This IS a Tweezerman tool; it has the name imprinted across the center bar and comes in branded packaging. If you don’t get the branded version, RETURN IT for the correct item. It doesn’t matter whether you have prime, if you receive the WRONG item, you CAN return it with no shipping charges, as long as you do it within the return window. If you can’t do that on line, call them.

Let's be honest, I am pore-obsessed and would give a high review to any good extraction product.Admittedly, I'm "that girl" who puts Biore strips all over her face in a mask pattern once a week.Luckily, I found this tool and hence I will not have to go bankrupt by way of pore strips anymore!With just a little bit of pressure, the smaller end extracts pore contents like a pro. I've noticed that it works best if I use it after a long shower (or even better yet, a long shower taken right after a cardio workout). Using a scooping motion with the end of the tool helps. The larger end also works ok on pustles, but I've only used it a couple times. This tool is more useful for whiteheads/blackheads because the average person has many more of those than actual pimples.I have even used this tool on my unsuspecting husband. If I spot a blackhead on his nose, I ask him to "wait right here" while I run to the bathroom and get the tool. I then proceed to quickly extract the "plug" from his poor little nose. I show it to him, and he pretends he doesn't see anything even though a dark dot of sebum is clearly visible on the loop. And repeat. I know he secretly loves it too.

I watched a youtube video about how to use one of these, and I tried it last night. I definitely didn't get ALL of the gunk out of my pores, but definitely quite a bit of it, and if this youtube video I watched is accurate (and I think it is), it takes a few treatments before your pores are completely clear.Here is what I did. I kind of gave myself a facial :)1. Cleanse with a gentle cleanser2. Exfoliate, I have one of those Oil of Olay wanna-be Clarisonic things (well the Rite Aid version of it, which I LOVE by the way)3. Steam face- I do this by turning on my electric kettle and standing over it with a towel. Did this for about 5 minutes, then for another minute here and there as my face started to cool down while using the Tweezerman skin care thing.4. Use the Tweezerman thing! I found the larger size worked better, and you have to push down a fair amount so yes it does hurt a bit. Also, scrape it over your skin SLOWLY. I think its the SLOW pressure around the pores and blackheads that really gets them out.5. Clay mask (and tea bags over my eyes 'cause it smells good and makes it super relaxing :)6. Rinse it all off, tone (I make my own honey/ACV toner), and moisturize :)Voila! My skin is glowing today. I'm happy with this product. After a few treatments I think I will see a huge improvement in my skin.PS I might try switching the order next time, and doing the tweezerman thing after the clay mask, since clay is meant to pull stuff to the surface of your skin, so I'd wash, exfoliate, steam, mask, steam again, tweezerman thing, tone, moisturize.

I was skeptical of this product but took a chance because I was tired of my hands leaving my face looking worse. I don't recommend it for popping zits but it is marvelous at removing blackheads and over time just leaving pores clearer so zits don't form in the first place. I'd been using cleansers and pore strips etc for years and never could seem to get my skin really clear. After using this tool when I got out of the shower I now see why. It gets all the stuff out of your face that you thought you had washed off. It really gets everything out of your pores and leaves your skin really smooth and does make your pores look smaller over time (I've had it about 2 weeks now). I use it every day on my nose and every other day on the rest of my face, focusing mostly on my T zone and chin. I haven't had any new breakout, just waiting for my scars to heal and fade.I will say it is tremendously important to sterilize the tool before and after use with alcohol; the one time I didn't, my skin was really inflamed afterwards. I just dip a cotton ball in isopropyl alcohol and wipe both ends. However I find I use the smaller end a lot more than the bigger end (just seems to work better). It does leave an indentation in your skin after use but it fades within ten minutes. Just remember to move on if you press and nothing comes out. It does feel very strange on certain parts of your face. I wouldn't say it hurts (definitely less painful than squeezing with your fingers) but there is a slight pinching sensation sometimes. However I'm a convert for life, this tool is my favorite beauty tool.

Great tool to clean black and white spots

I love it, it brilliant for what I want it for

La verdad... no fue una buena decisión no usen estas herramientas, lastiman y son una tontería utilizarlas, no lo uso.

Einfach zu handhaben. Schont die Haut.

Feels nice to hold. Gentle pressure over blackhead removes it. Really impressed so far.