Rubis Stainless Steel Ear + Nose Hair Scissors Review

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(More customer reviews)These are the best scissors on the market for this job (nose/ear hair trimming). I bought a pair of Seki Edge scissors as a back-up pair to the Rubis. The differences are: 1) the Rubis blades are sharper; the Seki blades are fairly sharp, just not as sharp. 2) I have medium sized fingers, but the finger holes for the Seki are a bit too small, especially for my thumb; the Rubis has much larger & more comfortable finger openings; if the openings in the Seki are too small for you, you can take out the rubber inserts, which is what I did, & they fit fine now. 3) the Seki blade tips are quite a bit thicker than the Rubis blade tips, which means that you can't get as close to your skin with the Sekis, which in turn means that your hair won't be clipped as closely as with the Rubis; again, the Seki does a good job with this, just not as good as the Rubis. 4) although the Rubis scissors are a little smaller in width & length, they are actually 16% heavier, indicating a more solid steel construction. If you want the best scissors & can afford them, try the Rubis. If you want a good to very good pair of scissors for less money, the Seki will do just fine.

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No one likes to talk about ear and nose hairs - it's so unseemly -- so unsightly, so gauche! However it is a fact of life for many people and a major grooming problem. This is the answer to the problem. These Rubis scissors have rounded safety points to prevent you from cutting yourself -- but sharp blades that will do the trick. Under no circumstances should you ever put the scissors inside your nose or ears -- this is just for trimming around the edges. Use caution when trimming Nose or Ear hair. Refrain from putting scissors directly in the Nose or Ears. nose-and-ear-hair-timmers.

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