Stainless Steel Small Curved Clipper

All beauty professionals agree that a pair of nail clippers is essential for both the bathroom vanity and the medicine cabinet, whether you prefer doing your own nails at home or need a trim in between your manicure and pedicure.  Our professional clients preach that investing in good nail clippers can make all the difference, from perfecting your ideal nail shape to getting a nice, clean cut.  The inexpensive ones purchased at the pharmacy or dollar store tend to tear or crack the nail when you use them.

Edge shape: Nail clippers generally come with two different edge shapes: straight and curved. When it comes to picking between the two, it usually comes down to preference. Stick with a straight-edged clipper if you like your nails more squared and a curve-edged clipper if you like your nails more rounded.

However, if you’re prone to getting ingrown toenails, experts suggest a nail clipper with a straight edge because angling the sides of the nail with a curved nail clipper can encourage the nail to grow into the skin.

Size: Picking the right size of your nail clippers is a personal choice. If you’re someone who has smaller fingernails and toenails, you’re probably fine with the smaller fingernail clipper for both. If you have larger or thicker nails, it’s probably best to have a set of both fingernail and toenail clippers, or you might be able to get away with just toenail clippers in some cases. The slightly larger clippers are also great because they provide more leverage for anyone with mobility issues or trouble reaching their toes.

An economical choice packed with great features

• Stainless-steel blades
• Hypoallergenic 
• Easy to clean and rust-resistant to help avoid infections and extend a clippers life
• Built-in multi-directional nail file smooths out any rough edges
• Built-in nail catcher to easily contain and dispose of clippings
• Die-cast lever and hand-finished edges for sharp, clean cuts
• Smaller in size