- SPA-RIFIC: Regine tweezers have been handmade by Swiss and Italian craftsmen for over 100 years. Every tweezer goes through a meticulous handcrafting process. Every tweezer is examined under a microscope before even leaving the factory to ensure the tips are in perfect alignment to ensure. THE TWEEZERS WILL PULL THE HAIR FROM THE ROOT EVERYTIME.
- ENGINEERED IN SWITZERLAND, HANDCRAFTED IN ITALY: Hand etched tips for a more enhanced grip and features a 25-degree angle for shaping eyebrows and grooming the delicate contours of the face. Shape your brows to perfection, and remove any and all unwanted facial hair! PULLS THE HAIR FROM THE ROOT EVERY TIME.
- PRECISION TENSION AND TIP ALIGNMENT: The interior of the tip is etched to easily grip and pull the hair from the root every time, and is favored by beauty professionals worldwide. For the best results, always use tweezers on clean skin without any lotions, oils, or makeup.
- RUSTPROOF, SURGICAL GRADE STAINLESS STEEL: Our hardened, surgical grade stainless steel tweezers never need sharpening and include a bonus tip guard. We recommend cleaning tweezers after each use by using a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a clean cloth or cotton ball, then dry thoroughly. Always put the endcap on to protect your tweezers should last a lifetime.
- LIFETIME GUARANTEE: The last pair of tweezers you will ever need to buy. Purchase your tweezers with confidence and know you're backed by 120 years of Swiss craftsmanship.
For more than a century, Swiss artisans have meticulously handcrafted Regine Tweezers, and now. Every pair of Spa-Rific brow tweezers go through a rigorous 40-step handcrafting process, with the final inspection performed under a microscope to confirm proper alignment. Each slant tip tweezer is carefully crafted from stainless steel that has been twice hardened to achieve its maximum durability. Our tweezers are designed for both commercial and personal use, and the interior of the tip is etched to easily grip and pull the hair from the root with high efficiency.
