YNR Rounded-Tip Facial and Nail Grooming Scissors – Facial-Hair Grooming Scissors for Beard, Moustache, Nose and Eyebrow Trimming

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£5.7

YNR Rounded-Tip Facial and Nail Grooming Scissors are professional grooming scissors for controlled facial-hair detailing and compatible nail-grooming routines. Product details Rounded-tip working profile. Suitable for visible, accessible beard, moustache, nose and eyebrow hair trimming where appropriate to the selected use. Professional grooming-scissor format. Care and safety Remove residue after use, clean using a method compatible with the product material and finish, dry thoroughly and store closed. Cutting edges remain sharp even where the tips are rounded. Do not insert scissors deeply

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