TAYTHI Blackhead Remover Tool, Pimple Popper Tool Kit, Blackhead Extractor Tool for Face, Extractor Tool for Comedone Zit Acne Whitehead Blemish, Stainless Steel Extraction Tools

Love these! Nice quality for skin care. Easy to use. Don’t hurt. Silver.

Great product! Nice case to store tools in. Highly recommend!

Good

The media could not be loaded. These work great for easy removal of black heads. The case has a foam insert for easy storage. Great for regular skin care! They are good quality and are pretty heavy duty. The foam case is a little flimsy but not something that would get much wear and tear because it’s in the medal case.

Funciona pero nunca lo use compra compulsiva

Quality is a little all over the place some of them are made very well and others seem to be almost defective. I use them often enough that I would probably buy them again. But I just didn’t get a great set

It’s nothing special. Haven’t used it much just have it

I ordered this set for $9.99 and received it a few days later. The 5 enclosed tools are of excellent quality, both in material and design, and especially for the price. I particularly like the tin storage case (even though mine arrived with a small dent on the exterior, I still appreciate the kit and am giving it a 5-Star rating). It contains black foam padding with cut-outs that protect and store each component. This helps me keep tract of the tools so that I don't accidentally leave one out. Since the tips are formed from thin and very delicate wire, I imagine that they could easily become damaged if left out and exposed to the typical household environment.I wish I owned these years ago! In my early 20's, j had went through a phase of rather bad acne and still have some tiny scars from a couple of bad breakouts and from a session with an esthetician with a low skill level.As similar tools are used by professionals in the process of providing a "facial" treatment at a spa. I believe it's wise to follow the same guidelines as steps that would be instructed by a professional esthetician. Ideally, these should be used at the end of the day, after make-up removal, or on a day in which you plan to go sans cosmetics. Use aseptic technique while performing extractions: Be sure to disinfect them with alcohol pads before and after each use to prevent infection. Also, use a toner on your face following use (especially if you're using them extensively).Another concept to keep in mind before using these is to understand that the majority of breakouts are caused by staphylococcus, a common bacteria that lives on the skin. When staph invades the pores, a minor infection occurs. (The immune response results in the "pus" that characterizes pimples, which is mostly formed by white blood cells and other cellular debris.) That's why it's so vital to keep these tools clean in order to prevent introducing more bacteria into your pores. Additionally, hormones also play a major role in skin integrity, so please see a dermatologist if your skin is getting out of hand. Had I done so earlier, my skin would have been much better off when I was younger.Although potentially dangerous, extraction tools can be incredibly useful when used properly. Personally, I wouldn't allow a teenager with acne to use these unsupervised. It's easy to get carried away, which can lead to permanent scarring.