Wilkinson Sword Nail Scissors

Hold the scissors with your thumb and forefinger inserted into the loops, similar to how you would hold regular scissors. This grip allows for control and precision when trimming your nails into the desired shape.

Yes, the precision tip allows for gentle trimming of hangnails and excess cuticle skin. Ensure you are working on clean, dry skin for the best and safest results.

These scissors are designed for natural nails. They may not be suitable for cutting through thick artificial nail enhancements like acrylic or gel, as this could damage the blades.

It is recommended to clean your nail scissors after each use, especially if you have used them on any broken skin or if they have come into contact with lotions or oils. Regular cleaning ensures hygiene and prevents debris buildup.

Store the scissors in a dry place, away from moisture, and preferably in a protective cover or case to keep the blades sharp and prevent accidental damage.

While minor touch-ups might be possible with a specialized blade sharpener for small scissors, it is generally recommended to have them professionally sharpened to maintain their precision and avoid damaging the blades.

Ensure the blades are clean and free of debris. For persistent issues, check if the pivot screw is too tight or loose and adjust if necessary. If the problem persists, the blades may be dull and require professional sharpening or replacement.

Clean the pivot area of the scissors with a small brush or cloth to remove any buildup. Apply a tiny drop of light mineral oil to the pivot point and work the blades back and forth to loosen them.

Gently rub the rust spots with a soft cloth dipped in baking soda paste or a commercial metal polish. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately. Apply a thin layer of mineral oil to protect the blades from future rust.