10 Photos #Comprehensive Offering of Osekkai (Helpfulness) Bundling with Matsu and Takada also available. ------------------- No comment needed before purchase. Instant purchase welcome ('◇')ゞ -------------------- Takada Tweezers (Also suitable for cooking and culinary use!) 4943273400190 Weight: 8g Width: 6mm Opening Width: 12mm Total Length: 75mm Stainless Steel Made in Japan New Unused Unopened -------------------- The tips fit perfectly, and because they are wide, they are easy to grip hairs. -------------------- The grip is easy to hold, and with moderate spring (return) strength, it's easy to apply force. Your hands won't get tired even after using it for a long time. -------------------- The seller also uses it daily to remove excess hairs, but with tweezers, the wider the width, the easier it is to use. Takada's wide tip can be used by men and women alike. Wide and easy to hold. Rust-resistant. Durable, long-lasting type. Made in Japan tweezers, also inexpensive. Nose hair Mustache Beard Eyebrows Unwanted hair Armpit hair Gray hair Short body hair For men, for women, We await your purchase contact for these popular Japanese tweezers. -------------------- ※ Takada tweezers, are also recommended for use in the home kitchen, for removing fish bones and pig hair, and chicken feathers. For professional fish dishes, pork dishes, and chicken dishes, you would use serious cooking tools, bone tweezers (hair tweezers). However, for removing small fish bones and pig hair in the home kitchen, Takada can be a substitute. If the purpose is to process small bones and hair, Takada is a respectable cooking tool. -------------------- ※ The difference between tweezers and forceps. ↓↓↓ Originally, tweezers are a type of forceps. 【Forceps】 To grasp small items or precision parts that are too small to touch with your fingertips. Some people use them for hobby creation such as plastic models, accessories, and miniature food. The tips are as thin as needles, and can be painful if they pierce the skin. 【Tweezers】 Specialized for grabbing and pulling out hairs. The tip is wider than that of forceps, and the contact surface is flat. Therefore, it doesn't hurt even if it pierces the skin.