Choosing the right tweezers is essential for precise, quick and comfortable hair removal.
Eyebrows, face, body or small touch-ups: depending on the area, hair type and desired precision, each tip shape has its advantages. Straight, slanted, crab, round or pointed tips: discover the specific features of each model in our collection of tweezers.
The right approach
Choose your tweezers based on the area to be tweezed, hair thickness and desired level of precision.
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Which tweezers for which needs?
| Your needs | The ideal tip | Our model |
|---|---|---|
| Thick, coarse hair | Straight tip | Straight-tip tweezers |
| Beginners, comfort | Round tip | Round-tip tweezers |
| Eyebrows, fine and short hair | Crab tip | Crab-tip tweezers |
| Versatile use | Slanted tip | Slanted-tip tweezers |
| Natural movement in front of the mirror | Angled crab tweezers | Club tweezers |
| Fine hair, splinters | Tapered tip | Yatagan tweezers |
| Very precise movements | Pointed tip | Precision tweezers |
What are the different types of tweezers?
Straight-tip tweezers: for thick hair
Their straight tips provide a firm grip for grasping thick hair and removing it at the root: chin and certain body areas. A simple, effective model for one-step removal.
Thick hair · firm grip
Gold-plated stainless steel straight-tip tweezers
A fine straight tip for a firm grip and controlled removal of thick hair. Also available in a stainless steel version.
View productRound-tip tweezers: ideal for beginners
Their rounded tips make it easier to grasp hair while reducing the risk of pinching the skin: perfect for beginners or for a gentle touch. See all our round-tip models.
Comfort · beginners
Stainless steel round-tip tweezers
Rounded tips to grasp hair without pinching the skin: ideal for beginners to get started gently.
View productCrab claw tweezers: precision for eyebrows
With their curved tips, they precisely grasp fine, short or difficult-to-catch hairs: eyebrows, face, finishing touches. For even greater precision, the angled crab claw tip combines both shapes. See all our crab claw models.
Precision · eyebrows
Curved tips for grasping fine, short and ingrown hairs without breaking them.
View productAngled-tip tweezers: the versatile one
Its wide, angled tip makes it easy to grasp the hair at the root while providing good visibility. Eyebrows, face, small body touch-ups: if you could have only one, this would be it. See all our angled-tip models.
The versatile one
A wide, angled tip for eyebrows, the face and small touch-ups, available in several colours. Also available in a stainless steel version.
View productClub tweezers: ergonomic crab claw tweezers
The Club model combines an angled crab claw tip with a curved shape, for a natural and comfortable gesture in front of the mirror. An exclusive model, particularly appreciated by glasses wearers.
Ergonomic · exclusive
An angled crab claw tip and a curved shape for a natural gesture in front of the mirror, ideal for glasses wearers.
View productYatagan tweezers: tapered and versatile
Their fine tips allow you to grasp fine hairs, remove a small splinter or an accessible ingrown hair. They belong in both your toiletry bag and your first-aid kit.
Tapered · versatile
Fine tips for fine, resistant hairs, splinters and accessible ingrown hairs.
View productPointed-tip tweezers: for very precise movements
With their very fine tips, they target a very small area: splinters, certain accessible ingrown hairs and small elements that are difficult to grasp.
Very precise movements
Extra-precision stainless steel tweezers
A micro-fine pointed tip for targeting a very small area: fine hairs, splinters and accessible ingrown hairs.
View productAdvice from a healthcare professional
If you have an inflamed, painful or infected ingrown hair, do not force it with tweezers: ask your pharmacist or doctor for advice.
Which tweezers should you choose for eyebrows?
Eyebrows require great precision, as each hair removed can alter their shape. The slanted tip is the most versatile, while the crab claw tip is ideal for precise touch-ups. For a harmonious shape:
- Define the beginning of the eyebrow: imagine a vertical line starting from the side of the nose. Remove only the hairs beyond it, one by one.
- Define the end of the eyebrow: imagine a line connecting the side of the nose to the outer corner of the eye. Any hairs beyond this line can be removed.
- Follow the 2/3 - 1/3 rule: the first two-thirds of the eyebrow rise, while the final third slopes downward. Tweeze beneath the natural line without hollowing out the arch too much.
Tip
Work gradually: remove a few hairs, check the result in the mirror, then continue if necessary.
How to use tweezers correctly?
- Clean your skin before hair removal.
- Clean your tweezers before and after use.
- Grasp the hair at the root, without pinching the skin.
- Pull in the direction of growth to avoid breakage.
- Proceed gradually, checking the shape as you go.
How to care for your tweezers?
After each use, clean the tips to remove residue. Avoid dropping your tweezers or deforming their ends: misaligned tips lose their precision. Made in France and designed to last, our tweezers are crafted in 16 steps: discover behind the scenes of their manufacture.
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FAQ: choosing the right tweezers
Which tweezers should you choose for eyebrows?
Slanted tips are versatile and easy to use; crab tips are ideal for fine, short hairs and precise touch-ups.
Which tweezers should you choose for thick hairs?
Tweezers with straight tips, whose shape allows a firm grip at the root.
What is the difference between crab tips and slanted tips?
Crab tips have curved ends for grasping short, fine hairs; slanted tips have a wide, angled end and are highly versatile.
Which tweezers should you choose when you're a beginner?
The round tips, thanks to their rounded ends, or slanted tips, which are easy to handle.
Which tweezers should you choose for ingrown hairs?
Tweezers with pointed tips or tapered tips allow for very precise movements when the hair is accessible. In case of inflammation, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
How can you avoid breaking hairs?
Grasp the hair as close to the root as possible and pull in the direction of growth, using tweezers with well-aligned tips.
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