88030 made in japan smart nipper nail clipper
Brand: como life
Color: silver
Features:
- Product size (width x depth x height): L135mm
- Country of origin: Japan
- Contents: 1 bottle
Details: Skilled Japanese craftsmen carefully finished each blade edge one by one. The shape of the cutting edge is called biting, and by applying the cutting edge to the nail from the front, it can catch the nail securely and easily cut even hard nails.
Set the blade width short. You can cut at both the front and the tip of the blade, making it easy to use without having to reach out.
Nail clippers that are easy to use even for pregnant women and those who have become stiff due to old age.
[Features]
-Nail clippers made using traditional European nippers, making them easy to grip
●Made of stainless steel, it is resistant to rust and can be used for a long time.
●Since the angle can be adjusted freely, it is the perfect shape for hand nails, etc.
●The slim and smart size makes it easy for women and the elderly to use.
Body weight: 70g
Materials/Materials: Body: Stainless steel carbon steel Spring: Stainless steel
Specifications: Ambidextrous
Packing size: 7.8 x 2.0 x 0.6 inches
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