Customer Reviews

Body Toolz Facial Skin Care Set

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I really liked the tools because they weren't super expensive and they are sturdy. However, the problem with this product is that it doesn't come with any manual or instructions on how to use each tool. I am now trying to research on how to use each tool. So far, I have been able to use only one tool effectively out of the three. If you order this product, I suggest you ask the manufacterer to provide instructions of how to use each particular tool.

The product seems to be of a good quality. I don't end up using all six ends however, mostly only the end with the large loop to remove large quantities of white head and the tiny spoon-like end with one hole to remove stubborn white heads. The spoon-like end with many holes hurt a lot and does not remove very much.

I bought these for the blackheads on my nose and chin. It does work, but it is such a pain-at least for me-to sanitize them every time I want to use them (don't want to get an infection) and I find that it takes me longer to pop out blackhead. If you are very good at using these tools, then I think they are very durable and this pack had a great assortment of different "pimple" tools. On a side note: my son gets a large build up of wax in his ears-to the point I was taking him to the doctor to remove it every 3 months-I was a bit nervous doing it myself. After watching the doc do it, I decided to do it myself at home (saves a lot in doctors' bills). After my son gets out of shower, and ear wax is nice and soft, I use the tool with the open, hooked end. It gets the ear wax out great and I feel safe using it because the part that you hold is rough, so it won't slip, and the metal is medical grade and very smooth. Of course, if you are going to use this for ear wax, please confer with a doctor first. You can damage someones ears if not done properly.

I only use one of the tools and it works. I have no idea how to properly use the others since there were not detailed directions.

After watching some youtube videos, I figured out how to use these. They work quite well. I'm still confused as to the usefulness of the one with two spoons though. Also, I have no idea how you're supposed to be so precise with the extractor with the tiny hole.

The Lance realy does scare me...

Scoop seemed silly

the loop below

I purchased the
1) Suvorna Whitehead / Acne Remover and Comedone Extractor
2) Tweezerman Skin Care Tool
3) Body Toolz Double Loop Facial Skin Care Tool

First off all three work! And they all work well.. I get much less redness using a quality conservative tool to remove a big liberal whitehead/ blackhead then fingers etc. I think both the Tweezerman and the Suvorna are expertly crafted. Note My 1st Tweezerman 1.0 (stolen by an ex who scoffed at the idea) had more of a down angle before the up angle on the small loop side like the picture they use for it... my new one since stolen by latest ex Tweezerman 2.0 is much flatter (picture posted)

The Body Toolz is a touch less delicately crafted but not clintonesque crude enough to hurt your hand or face in its use. The handle is just not as expertly refined. Although, if you use it in the shower with silicone on your hand the grips can be quite nice. The Suvorna also has silicone shower friendly grips, yet they are expertly refined. If you're incredibly bad gripped or find yourself in the predicament of having wet / silicone hands grips (for what ever reason you have silicone on your hand in the shower) that might be a feature to focus on. I happen to like to shave and use it in the shower (sans silicone) with the Ace Fogless Shower Mirror is reaganesque innovative entrepreneur
genius I must say!

Loops:
I prefer the Suvorna and Tweezerman 1.0 and 2.0 small loop.
I prefer the firmness of the Body Toolz big loop.

How would I rate them for myself considering my shower hands? 1) Suvorna 2) Body Toolz 3) Tweezerman. How would I rate them according to the quality of craft? 1) Tweezerman 2) Suvorna 3) Body Toolz.

With all that said what would I buy? They all work and well, you can't lose with them. I would order 2 of the Body Toolz (and with free shipping it's the on all of them right now) you can place one in the car (with a 10% benzoyl peroxide solution for after use) and one in your shower or make-up mirror for aprox the same as the others. I order 3-4 at a time and just count on GFs stealing them. In fact, I look at every girl I meet at the bar and say "ya she is gonna cost me two drinks and $5.45 body toolz"

Good, one of the tools was difficult to figure out how to use it properly.