Tweezerman G.E.A.R. Moustache Scissors with Comb, Multicolor

Easy to maneuver and sharp. Good to trim mustache and greys

Super simple and useful.

I wouldn't buy again for nose hair as the pointed tips become hard to close at the very tips, leaving the user not knowing whether meeting resistance, or cutting flesh.

Works great, but I wish the handle was a little bigger for bigger hands. I'll deal with it otherwise.

These scissors really allow you to isolate individual hairs. Be careful however, the blades have very fine tips and you can poke yourself in the lip if you get too careless.I have used them for one extended session on my moustache after having lost previous scissors (dollar store brand), so it took alot of time and detailing. I can say, they remained comfortable in my fingers for the duration. They did not create any stressors on my thumb or index finger. So that part was good.They did feel very small, to me, at first. I've never had a pair of scissors manufactured for this task and just wasn't really looking at the overall dimensions when I ordered them. In reflection, they may still seem a bit small. You may feel differently.The microserrated edge that is advertised must be very micro as it is barely visible. I think this comes through in the actual performance of the cutting action. Sometimes a hair will slip right through the blades. Other times, no problem at all. But I think might have more to do with fact that it's a brand new sharpened blade.I might try tightening the screw to see if that improves cutting but I will now need to order a very tiny screwdriver.The comb is really an afterthought. It's compact and has very fine teeth. But, overall it feels cheaply made and is harsh in the hair and on the skin. I don't know how these are made, maybe an injection mold perhaps. I've not inspected them under magnification but judging by feel and performance I would imagine there are many imperfections in the teeth.So, in the end, I still wish I had my dollar store scissors. Like I said, hit and miss.