YNR 4-Inch Cuticle Nipper – Dead Skin Remover and Manicure Nail Cutter – Precision Beauty Tool for Salon and Personal Grooming Use

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£5.94

Keep cuticles neat with the compact YNR 4-inch cuticle nipper. This manicure nail cutter is designed for controlled trimming of loose cuticle, hangnails and dead skin around fingernails and toenails. Its compact size helps you work carefully around nail edges, while the available finish and colour options make it easy to choose a style for your nail-care kit. Key features 4-inch cuticle nipper for controlled handling and detailed nail-care work Cutting jaws designed for trimming loose cuticle, hangnails and dead skin Compact format for manicure and pedicure routines Available in polished and c

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Registered at Companies House as YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD, number 07214852. Checked 2026-08-29.
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