Clip Notes

A next gen nail clipper that won't damage the keratin in your nails

Hello, Gorgeous!

Nail clippers aren’t particularly sexy. You know what else isn’t sexy? Ragged, broken, torn nails. A new brand aims to take on a tool that hasn’t been updated in nearly 150 years and create a better option.

An extremely short history of the nail clipper

Did you know that the nail clipper hasn’t been redesigned since it was patented back in the Victorian era? Back in 1881* when the nail clipper was patented, women applied makeup in secret and it was considered extremely scandalous to be caught wearing any. Fashion consisted of extremely tight corsets and bustles, and long hair was the ultimate sign of femininity (and health!) with hair worn braided or intricately curled. It’s kind of ironic then to have the nail clipper emerge during this era of extreme and uncomfortable styles as a small convenient grooming tool. Only it hasn’t evolved since then…Until now.

EDJY nail cutters

There are a few things that make this cool new tool interesting. First off, it’s the world’s first …