Review (1/5): Pay for Something That's Worth It - This isn't it
The saying "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true here. I've had children's craft scissors that were sharper. The blades were so dull that they got stuck when I tried to thin my husbands hair, and I had to pry them apart. I'd suggest paying more -- say $25-$30 -- and having the patience to wait a few weeks for arrival. The time and expense would be well worth it.