RockShox nail scissors - Recycled steel

Article number: 4262358580139 View all of Fairzone> View more: Foot care> Fairzone nail scissors made from recycled rail rails The nail scissors of Fairzone is made from recycled stainless steel from Pakistan. The steel comes from old rail rails. For example, discarded rails get a second chance and local people are helped in a job. The scissors are sharp and cuts toenails and hand nails neatly. The nail scissors is also suitable for small hairs and cuticles. It has a curved edge so that the fingernails do not fray and annoying flakes disappear. De uitstekende afwerking en maximale precisie maken dit schaartje tot een ideaal en duurzaam metgezel voor thuis en onderweg. Made from recycled steel from Pakistan matte stainless appearance Suitable for thick and thin nails sturdy and durable stainless steel leaf Light curved cutting surface product specifications nail scissors - Recycled steel Article description Nail scissors - Recycled steel article number 4235858mmpage Schaar Schaar Schaar Schaar And feet thorough for cutting. The nail scissors must also be cleaned. Nails may not be cut immediately after a bath or shower. The finger and toenails are then still soft and therefore sensitive. Environmental information about nail scissors - Recycled steel Fairzone Fairzone sells Fairtrade products for home use and gardening, which they offer as the first step towards a plastic -free house. To achieve this goal, develop and produce quality products together with Fairtrade Partners in transparent traceable production processes. This means that they pay an extra price for the ingredients they get from poor regions in the world. This money is used to improve the living and working conditions of the producers, including those of plantation workers and small farmers and their families on the spot. Fair Zone stands for fair treatment of all parties involved in the production process. The requirement: human working conditions, ecologically sustainable management and the consistent abandonment of animal testing and child labor.