YNR 10.7 cm Cuticle Nipper with 3 mm Blade – Professional Manicure and Pedicure Tool for Precise Cuticle, Hangnail and Dead-Skin Trimming

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£23.99

YNR 10.7 cm Cuticle Nipper with 3 mm Blade is a stainless-steel manicure and pedicure tool for controlled trimming of loose cuticle and hangnails around the nail. Specifications Overall length: 10.7 cm. Blade: 3 mm. Material: Stainless steel, as stated in current product information. Care and safety Trim only loose or excess cuticle with small, controlled cuts. Do not cut healthy living tissue or use on irritated or damaged skin. Clean after use, dry thoroughly and store with the tips protected. No sterilisation compatibility is asserted here.

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