Which nail scissors are the best?

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Which nail scissors are the best and what are the advantages and disadvantages of nail scissors?

What types of nail scissors are there?

Which nail scissors do I actually need for my purpose?

What alternatives are there to nail scissors?

 

Which nail scissors are the best and what are the advantages and disadvantages of nail scissors?

 

When it comes to nail care, choosing the right tools is crucial for a flawless result. Discover our diverse selection of high-quality nail scissors in different shapes, including pointed , super-pointed , spire-topped and bent .

We also offer practical combination scissors that meet your individual needs. Find out which model best suits your requirements and preferences. Curved nail scissors are particularly suitable because they adapt to the natural shape of the nail. Pointed and spire-shaped nail scissors are particularly suitable for thin nails and nail corners.

 

Advantages of nail scissors:

• often much easier to hold than nail pliers
• high-quality materials ensure a long service life
• low risk of injury compared to other tools
• easy to clean and hygienic to maintain
• suitable for fingernails and toenails

 

Disadvantages:

• Not suitable for thick toenails or thumbnails (use proper nail clippers instead)
• Often several cuts until the perfect result is achieved (if this results in sharp edges, you can easily work them off with a nail file )

Why are nail scissors curved?

The curved shape of the blade is easy to explain, as it's based on the natural shape of nails, which also have a round, curved shape. Additionally, curved nail scissors eliminate the need for a file, as they cut along the nail's contour, leaving no unpleasant edges. We offer both curved and straight nail scissors.

 

Can you carry nail scissors in your hand luggage?

Nail scissors and nail clippers are permitted. Blades up to 6 cm in length are permitted . This means you should measure nail files or pack them in your checked baggage. All of our blades are under 6 cm long , so you don't have to worry about your daily manicure and pedicure while traveling.

 

What types of nail scissors are there?

 

The super-pointed shape - For fine work

 

When it comes to delicate, fine work , the super-pointed scissors are the first choice. Their extremely fine tip allows you to precisely create even the most complex nail shapes. Perfect for trimming nail edges and cutting nail art designs .

With the super-pointed scissors, you can achieve the highest level of precision and creativity. Their fine , tapered blade allows you to reach even the smallest corners and edges with ease. Thanks to their precision, the pointed scissors are also ideal for trimming cuticles and removing annoying pieces of skin.

 

Nail scissors 9.0 cm super sharp cutting edge Item number: 9001

  

The curved shape - suitable for the natural nail shape 

The curved scissors feature a gently curved blade that adapts perfectly to the natural shape of your nails . This ensures a particularly gentle and comfortable cut. The curved scissors are ideal for people with sensitive nails or those who prefer ergonomic handling.

 

Excellent nail scissors 9.0 cm curved Item number: 9005

 

The combination scissors - all in one (nail scissors & cuticle scissors) 

Our combination scissors combine the advantages of several scissors into one practical tool . With the tip for finely cutting skin and the wide side for around fingernails, these combination scissors offer you maximum flexibility .

 

Excellent combination scissors (cutaneous/nail scissors) 9.0 cm curved Item number: 9006

Toenail scissors extra long & robust -

Especially for toenails

Our toenail scissors have a very high leverage effect due to their long cutting blades and have been specially developed for thick and strong toenails.

Excellent toenail scissors 11.0 cm Article number: 10001

Which nail scissors do I actually need for my purpose?

 

Conclusion:

 

Our diverse selection of nail scissors in different shapes allows you to find the perfect tool for your individual needs. Whether you prefer precise, fine work , maximum leverage , or gentle handling , you'll find the right nail scissors with us. Invest in quality and precision and pamper your nails with professional care and design variety. Discover the world of nail scissors now and take your nail care to a new level!

 

To get started, we recommend the combination scissors , so you have both cuticle scissors and nail scissors in one tool for your daily manicure and pedicure.

If you only want to cut thick nails, use toenail scissors with extra long and robust blades.

 

If nail scissors aren't enough for your needs, especially when you're primarily concerned with ingrown, thick toenails or thumbnails, then you'd be better off using professional nail clippers or geared nail nippers . Nail nippers are often more robust and durable in the long run.

 

What alternatives are there to nail scissors? Nail scissors vs. nail clippers

 

Alternatively, nail nippers or nail clippers are suitable alternatives to nail scissors. Nail nippers are particularly suitable for thicker, larger nails that require a lot of force to cut. Nail clippers are more practical tools for quickly trimming both fingernails and toenails. However, nail clippers require follow-up work with a nail file , as unlike nail scissors, they cannot cut perfectly along the nail .

 

Nail scissors for babies, seniors and left-handed people

 

There are rounded nail scissors ( baby nail scissors ) especially for babies. These are made in such a way that the tip is rounded so that there are no hurtful spots.

For seniors , toenail scissors with long handles are particularly suitable or our wide model of toenail scissors . Felt scissors have a long handle, which makes it easier to reach the toenail, but also provides greater leverage, allowing you to cut thicker nails with less force.

For left-handed people , nail scissors are suitable where the cutting edge is forged in the opposite direction.