TweezermanDual Surface Nail BrushClimatePartner certified

The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars acroos the board is because I wish the ridge for under the nails had a thicker line of bristles.The bristles are soft yet firm. VERY effective and comfortable to use and doesn't hurt gentle skin.So many nail brushes are too stiff.At first glance I thought maybe the bristles were too far apart, but definitely not the case.Fits very well in the palm of your hand making it very easy to use, not like the retangular or thin ones with handles.The ridge for cleaning under the fingernails works well, I wish the line of bristles were a bit wider, but all of this type seem to have a similar design.It's plastic and easy to clean.The only con, I see is it it's very hard plastic, I wish it were made of a different material. But that's a very minor issue.

For those who actually work with their hands, a nail brush is helpful. I had replaced my old faithful worn out brush with a set of three from Temu. The bristles were held in the plastic with metal clips that rusted so they were trashed. This however is more the quality of my old brush although not quite as stiff. So far I am pleased to have found a nice replacement.

Fell apart.

Never had anything better than this brush for scrubbing dirty hands and under fingernails. But it rusts, and it starts shortly after you start using it. Yes, I keep it dry between uses. It rusts anyway. Love the brush but hate the rust.

Let me tell you about my recent encounter with the Tweezerman Nail Brush, a tiny hero in the world of personal grooming. I never knew my nails were harboring the remnants of a small archaeological dig until this little brush came into my life.The brush itself is deceptively small, but don't let its size fool you. This thing has the cleaning power of a thousand tiny janitors, each with a Ph.D. in dirt removal. The bristles are firm enough to tackle the most stubborn dirt but gentle enough that I didn’t feel like I was being punished for all the bad decisions my hands made throughout the day.Using it feels like giving your nails a spa treatment. I now have nails so clean they could double as mirrors, which is a bit disorienting, but mostly just impressive.So, if you're on the fence about whether you really need a nail brush, let me just say this: you do. And not just any nail brush — you need the Tweezerman Nail Brush. Your nails will thank you, your keyboard will thank you, and you might just find yourself marveling at the sheer cleanliness of your fingertips. You’ve been warned: once you go Tweezerman, there’s no going back.

Love the two ways you can scrub your nails with the two different bristle options. Also very easy to grip.

Absolutely the best nail scrubber out there. The angled, short bristles are the only way to get under the nails after gardening or cooking. Years ago, I worked in a hospital, and this is the closest to the design of a surgical scrub brush. Gentil on the hands ( yes, I use it to scrub my hand surfaces while preparing food at home), but firm enough to remove all debris from beneath the nails. I plan on buying two more; one for the kitchen, and one to put next to my garden hose. Care to be clean? Buy this!

I'm particular with what nail brushes I like. I have been very happy with this one.