Cuticle Nippers made from Stainless Steel.

Spring-loaded.

Pro tools are an investment and require care and maintenance if you want them to last. You’ll want to be proactive by not leaving your stainless steel tools submerged for longer than the recommended time on your disinfectant. (Eg: Viraclean is 10 minutes) or using Alcohol during "quick sanitises". Prolonged soaking is what causes stainless steel tools to rust. (And yes, despite the name, stainless steel can indeed rust!)
<h4><strong>Removing Rust On Tweezers/Tools: </strong></h4>
DO NOT scrape /file/buff your stainless tools. You risk ruining the tension/grip when you add micro-tears into the steel from filing.

<em>Instead, try this:</em>
<h4><strong>Baking soda</strong></h4>
Method: Rinse the tool and shake dry. Dust with baking soda (it will stick to the damp areas), making sure to thoroughly cover all rusty areas on the tweezer. Leave it for 1-2 hours. Using steel wool or a metal brush, <strong>removing</strong> the <strong>rust</strong> down to the metal. Once this process is done and all rust is removed - sanitise the tweezers, rinse them with water and immediately dry them.

<strong>Important Note</strong>: If you are unsuccessful in removing the rust, we <em>strongly</em> recommend replacing them.