(2 Pack) Cuticle Trimmer Remover Pusher Dead Skin Callus Removal Fork Brown (B)

Yes, dispite looking much like many others, this cutter really cuts! I'm delighted with how sharp it it; and if you've bought cuticle cutters in the last couple of years, you probably know how hard it is to find ones that are sharp enough to actually do the job. Buy these.

Very sharp cuticle trimmers! So hard to find sharp ones I usually end up with blunt ones. Definitely going to buy again

Be careful when you use this at first. Can be really sharp. I have drawn blood a few times. Does the job as far as trimming cuticles.

Don't even remember when I bought this, but I'm still using them today. No issues sturdy AF.

It does the job but I expected it to be sharper based on other reviews.

Great to have found this little trimmer. It is sharp enough to do the job and shaped perfectly to fit into the nail bed and get rid of dead skin. You do have to be careful using it since it is a razor blade. Just go very slowly and only skim the top surface around your fingers. The blade does dull after a couple of uses, so good thing they are relatively cheap. I discard after they get dull because then they do have a tendency to go too deep and cause bleeding.

Reading other reviews on these, I expected them to be sharp but the ones I received aren't really. They're usable if you know how to use them but I can understand why someone who doesn't would tear their cuticles up. Pay for higher quality.

I didn't expect to ever be leaving a review for cuticle cutters in my lifetime, though one month ago I didn't expect to ever be seeking out quality in the market of small cuticle cutters. For whatever reason, most of the commodity type products on amazon seem to be all the same, with different names or branding. Nearly all the tips and blades seemed identical at least in the photos. Most had complaints of being too dull, with exception to this product, which instead had more complaints of being "too sharp" and causing bleeding. Seems to be that's a feature, not a bug, and people shouldn't be blaming the correct functionality because it subverts their expectation of a weaker product.Physically, the blade one these things are steeper, so it will dig in if you push it. Yes, you do need to be careful. But this isn't some battery operated trimmer than might do something unexpected. It's a blade with the correct geometry to effectively rid dead and cracking skin.Unless you have shaky parkinsons hands, this is the best product in it's category.