InLei® – Eyebrow Tweezers With Slanted Tip
$35.00
Professional tweezers made of highest quality European stainless steel.
- 100% Made in Italy
- Hardness: medium
- Accuracy: maximum
- Length: 95 mm.
Why is this tweezers different from the others?
The production of InLei® tweezers includes 15 different processing steps, most of which are carried out at an artisanal level. To be precise, each tweezers are manually sharpened by a craftsman with custom-made equipment.
InLei® – Eyebrow Tweezers with Slanted Tip
Precision shaping made effortless.
The InLei® Eyebrow Tweezers with Slanted Tip are a professional-grade tool designed for flawless eyebrow grooming and shaping. Crafted with high-quality stainless steel, these tweezers offer exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and a perfectly aligned slanted tip for maximum control and precision.
The angled tip design allows for easy gripping and removal of even the finest eyebrow hairs with minimal discomfort, helping you create clean, well-defined brows with smooth, confident strokes. Whether you’re performing detailed shaping, stray hair removal, or touch-ups, these tweezers provide a secure grip to reduce slipping and ensure accuracy.
Their ergonomic design fits comfortably in the hand, allowing for effortless handling during both professional and personal grooming routines. Lightweight and sleek, InLei® eyebrow tweezers are an essential tool for brow artists, makeup professionals, and anyone who values perfectly polished brows.
Key Features:
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Slanted Tip: Ideal for precise, controlled hair removal and shaping.
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High-Quality Stainless Steel: Durable, rust-resistant, and easy to clean.
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Ergonomic Design: Comfortable grip for steady, effortless tweezing.
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Sharp and Aligned Tips: Ensures accurate hair grasping with minimal pain.
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Versatile Use: Perfect for professional salons and personal grooming kits.
Elevate your brow game with the precision and reliability of InLei® Eyebrow Tweezers with Slanted Tip — the perfect tool for crafting flawless arches every time.
